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No matter how precise the CAD/CAM burs used in dental milling machines may be – some details that are easily overlooked in daily use have significant impacts on the manufacturing of dental restorations. Have you ever wondered, for example, why a particular CAD/CAM bur has a longer or shorter lifespan than another? Or have you ever wondered why certain tools can only machine a certain number of dental restorations before they break? Well, these and other issues are related to various technical features of CAD/CAM burs, and although few people are aware of this, understanding the technical aspects of tools for the digital workflow and selecting the right tools can lead to an exponential increase in efficiency in the manufacturing of dental restorations. Furthermore, it helps you find CAD/CAM burs with a longer lifespan and thus reduce operating costs, as you need to replace them less frequently. In this article, you will learn how important the correct cutting geometry is for CAD/CAM burs in the manufacturing of dental prosthetics using digital workflows. Take a look! Due to the unique features of each component produced through dental milling, the cutting geometry of the bur becomes a decisive distinguishing characteristic for the end results; it is considered a decisive factor for the surface quality of the component and is essential for the longevity of the bur. The cutting geometry of the bur ensures highly precise milling of dental materials, provides surfaces suitable for the end product, minimizes rework and enables perfect Connection between parts that require an exact Connection. This requires qualified engineers and testing laboratories to ensure that a bur has the geometric features suitable for each type of dental material. OSG utilizes state-of-the-art equipment, such as robust and extremely precise 5-axis CNC machine tools, to create these highly precise geometries, with the aim of achieving a perfect milling result; these geometries were specifically designed to increase the strength and Power of the tool. During the dental milling process, the cutting tool removes chips (machined material) through rotary and feed movements, while the material shifts in linear and angular movements. A well-executed machining process includes the effective formation and removal of chips. To machine the material, the cutting edges of the bur have various wedge (cutting) and clearance angles that are designed and tested to ensure the best Performance between the material and the bur. To machine the material, the flutes of the bur are wedge-shaped; the wedge angle determines the breakage resistance of the bur. This means: the smaller the wedge angle, the less breakage resistant the bur, whereby this feature depends on the type of material being milled. Learn more about the key challenges in dental milling: High strength of the materials to be machined; Inconsistent interpretation of mathematical text leads to removal of large quantities of material; Difficulties in transporting chips from deep cavities; Long oscillation paths that generate vibrations; Narrow milling paths and tolerances; The optimal ratio between angles and clearance surfaces, which is used to define the cutting geometries, is crucial to overcome the above-mentioned challenges, increase the lifespan of the bur and ensure higher precision as well as better surface quality of the milled parts. The geometries of OSG's CAD/CAM burs ensure smooth cutting on important dental materials such as ceramic and zirconium oxide, thus enabling high-quality restorations such as crowns, veneers, onlays and inlays. 3 tips for minimizing tool breakage during dental milling? Observe the lifespan of the bur. The tool should be removed from the machine due to wear, never due to breakage, as this increases the risk of damage to the milling machine. Perform efficient planning in CAM to minimize collision risk and ensure that the bur path is as clear as possible for effective cutting. Ensure efficient cooling and make sure there is never a shortage of cooling fluid so that the bur retains as little heat as possible. OSG burs were developed for use at the highest cutting speeds on the leading milling machines on the market, and all burs were also manufactured according to the highest quality and precision standards, thereby ensuring compatible chucks for fast and precise tool changes in any milling machine system. Now that you have understood the importance of cutting geometry in CAD/CAM milling machines in the digital workflow, it is important that you apply this knowledge to decisions about purchasing new tools for your milling machine. Remember that by choosing the right tools, significant efficiency gains and cost savings can be achieved in the medium and long term – not to mention substantially more precise end results in dental procedures. OSG CAD-CAM burs are the perfect choice for precise milling with exceptional lifespan. Thanks to extensive research by our engineering team, we bring dental tools to the market that offer above-average Performance and allow you to mill more elements with higher precision, longer lifespan and the best value for money. So make the right choice when purchasing tools for your milling machine! Visit our online shop and discover our complete range of tools for the leading digital milling machines on the market!

DentView Smile Studio is available on the App Store and Google Play. The app for waiting room screens runs on iPads and Android tablets, DentView kiosk systems, and Android touchscreens. Patients can learn about treatments, special offers, free consultation appointments, and prices; leave a phone number to request a callback; or scan a QR code to access the practice’s online booking page. With “Smile Preview,” they can view an AI-generated illustration of a potential new smile on their own smartphone—though this does not represent a guaranteed treatment outcome. Every patient is invited to rate the practice on Google. Feedback about the visit, provided with a single tap, appears in DentViewPro, where the practice also edits content, posts live updates, and manages the team page. Interactive self-care guides support preventive care. Smile Studio supports 20 patient languages. Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dentview.aiApp Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6755600916Sehen Watch the 60-second app tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGvJKRGiTOoBuchen Watch a 15-minute demo: https://dentview.ai/#demo

Dr. B.-Digitec is organizing a continuing education course on intraoral scanning titled “License to Scan”—the scanning “driver’s license” for beginners and advanced users. From the first scan to the perfect workflow: identify, avoid, and confidently resolve errors. Cologne-based Dr. B.-Digitec GmbH is stepping up its investment in training its customers: The digital dental technology company offers a training course on proper scanning techniques and troubleshooting for intraoral scans. The goal is to provide dentists and their team members with practical knowledge so that digital impressions are precise right from the start—from preparation, through the scanning process, to quality control. The training series is being conducted in cooperation with Mill & More GmbH, a digital competence center based in Witten, which is providing the training staff. The scanners used in the training are provided by Medit—a heartfelt thank you to them! The event will take place on December 18, 2026, from 2:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Cologne; the exact location is listed on the registration form on the website. In conjunction with this, Dr. B.-Digitec has redesigned its website: It is now more user-friendly and allows for easy registration for training sessions—either by email or directly through the website. Contact: Dr. B.-Digitec GmbH, Colognewww.dr-b-digitec.com · info@dr-b-digitec.com

Restorations that look natural should be convincing not only in daylight. After all, patients are exposed to UV light more often than one might think—and modern UV-LED lamps increasingly operate at a wavelength of 395 nm. This is exactly where priti®perfect glaze extra fluo comes in: The new fluorescent glaze fluoresces at both 365 nm and 395 nm, ensuring a natural-looking appearance under various lighting conditions. At the same time, it offers particularly intense fluorescence and efficient processing—it can be completed in just one firing. Key facts at a glance:Fluorescence at 365 nm and 395 nmParticularly intense fluorescenceNatural-looking appearance under various lighting conditionsCan be completed in just one firing

RTI Mako Receives PTB Approval and Continues Its Success Story in X-ray Dosimetry In July 2026, RTI Mako achieved PTB approval, one of the highest certification levels for an X-ray dosimeter. This represents a significant milestone in the ongoing development of the Mako platform. The PTB (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt) in Germany is one of the world’s leading reference laboratories for X-ray dosimetry. As part of the approval process, the PTB evaluates the performance of a measuring device against the requirements of the German Measurement and Calibration Ordinance (MessEV), the Measurement and Calibration Act (MessEG), and relevant IEC standards, including IEC 61674 for dosimeters for diagnostic X-rays. Mako underwent comprehensive testing that included measurement accuracy, energy dependence, dose rate dependence, temperature and humidity effects, long-term stability, repeatability, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). The entire firmware and software chain was also evaluated as part of the certification process. Mako received certification for all three application areas: R/F (radiography/fluoroscopy), mammography, and CT. Certification across this broad spectrum of applications represents a strong, independent endorsement of Mako’s performance and versatility as a comprehensive solution for quality assurance in X-ray diagnostics. The approval enables the sale of certified Mako configurations in Germany as well as in other markets where PTB approval is recognized or required. Globally, it also provides customers with an important independent reference for Mako’s measurement quality and performance. Confidence for Customers WorldwideMako represents the latest generation of X-ray QA technology from RTI. The PTB approval provides customers and distribution partners with further independent confirmation of its performance. For customers in regulated markets, the approval is an important prerequisite. For customers in other parts of the world, it provides additional assurance that Mako has been independently tested by one of the most respected metrological institutions in this field. A Tradition of Innovation in X-ray Dosimetry: RTI’s experience with PTB type approval dates back to around 1990, when the PMX-III became the first solid-state dosimeter to successfully pass PTB type approval.Since then, RTI has continuously developed new generations of X-ray measurement technology. Barracuda, Piranha, and Cobia also successfully underwent PTB approval as technology and regulatory requirements evolved. With the PTB approval now granted for Mako, the latest generation of RTI measurement technology continues this tradition. “PTB approval has been an important benchmark for RTI’s measurement technology for more than 35 years. The fact that Mako has successfully completed this demanding process is a strong endorsement of the development work that went into the product, as well as its metrological performance. It gives our customers additional assurance that Mako meets the high standards they expect from RTI.” Sören Sturesson, Product Management & Technical Manager for Calibrations, RTI Group Learn more about RTI’s certifications and approvals, as well as our commitment to the highest measurement quality. View all RTI certifications: https://rtigroup.com/rti-about-us/rti-certifications-approvals/

Circumferential matrix systems continue to play an important role in Class II restorations. Although sectional systems have become established in recent years, circumferential matrices still account for approximately 30% of the global matrix market* and remain a proven choice, particularly in public health systems and clinics with high treatment volume. Development opportunities in traditional circumferential matrix systems Conventional circumferential matrix techniques, such as the Tofflemire system, have long been valued for their simplicity, familiarity and versatility. When applying them to Class II restorations, however, dentists may have difficulty consistently reproducing ideal tooth anatomy and achieving predictable proximal contacts. In some cases, restorations may appear flatter, and contact density is difficult to optimize.These deficiencies can lead to food retention, black triangles, plaque accumulation, patient discomfort and an increased risk of restoration failure.Moreover, isolation and margin control may require special attention, particularly in complex cases or in cases of misalignment of adjacent teeth. The size and stiffness of conventional matrix holders can also limit access for wedge placement and thus impair overall handling efficiency.¹ Why introduce a new circumferential matrix system?Because we identified an opportunity to improve the advantages that dentists already appreciate in circumferential systems while addressing the challenges they know. We examined solutions from every angle – 360° around the globe 😉 – to find a circumferential matrix system that combines reliability with exceptional user-friendliness and intuitive handling. The result is myQuickmat Hoop: a system that maintains the familiar workflow when inserting a Tofflemire retainer while eliminating many of the conventional limitations. With simple placement, anatomical contours, a compact design, rigid foil and full pivotability, myQuickmat Hoop sets new standards for modern circumferential matrix band systems. The system includes a selection of standard and tabbed, pre-tensioned circumferential matrices, an instrument, and interdental plastic wedges that serve to stabilize the matrices and separate adjacent teeth. Pre-tensioned circular matrices "Quickmat Hoop"The Quickmat Hoop is a pre-tensioned, contoured circular matrix designed for precision and consistent clinical results. The removable STAINLESS STEEL instrument (myHooper instrument) enables quick, intuitive placement using the Tofflemire technique, without a bulky retainer remaining in the patient's mouth. This avoids soft tissue impingement and prevents matrix slippage during the procedure.The color-coded, adjustable retainer sits securely without loosening, while the pivoting arm allows insertion in any quadrant. Advantages:Simple insertion similar to Tofflemire retention, but without its disadvantagesRemovable instrument for quick insertion, tightening and customizationAnatomically shaped band for tight margins and natural restorationsCompact design, ideal for tight spaces, including second and third molars35-micron rigid, contoured foil: stable, dimensionally stable and passes easily through tight contactsColor-coded, adjustable plastic retainer that sits securely without looseningSwivelable retainer arm for insertion in any quadrant Sizes and executionsThe pre-tensioned Quickmat Hoop circumferential matrices are available in two circumferential sizes and three height variants (5.5, 6.5, 8.0 mm):The large size is primarily designed for molars.The small size is suitable for both premolars and smaller molars.The shape at the base of the band initially tapers and then expands again. It mimics the shape of a normal tooth, which as is known does not stand vertically. Control Hoop Tabs for demanding casesIn complex clinical situations or in cases of misalignment of adjacent teeth, it can still be difficult to achieve optimal adaptation and firm contacts. To counteract this, the band is also available with Control Hoop tabs, which were specifically developed to enable reliable, tight contacts in large, multi-surface composite restorations.Open contacts often occur when the matrix band unintentionally separates from adjacent teeth. The tabs can be gently pulled with a probe during light curing to maintain firm contact and ensure tight interproximal contacts. Alternatively, they can be temporarily bonded with an adhesive and flowable composite to the occlusal surfaces of adjacent teeth, which allows simultaneous filling and curing of both the mesial and distal boxes, saving valuable clinical time. A complete matrix solutionThe myQuickmat Hoop Set includes a selection of 40 standard and tabbed matrices, 2 instruments, and a pack of 100 mixed myHoopy plastic wedges that serve to stabilize the matrices and separate the adjacent tooth. The myHoopy wedge provides reliable separation, effective tissue compression and a secure matrix closure to prevent fluid ingress. Its parallel walls and gradually increasing rigidity enable smooth insertion and firm stabilization once in position. A ski jump tip protects the papillae, while the ergonomic handle – with integrated stops and an insertion opening – enables controlled, precise handling. Learn on the corresponding product page how your daily restoration routine benefits from using the myQuickmat Hoop circumferential matrix system. For demonstrations and/or sales inquiries, please contact your preferred international distributor of Polydentia. 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High-performance CAD/CAM manufacturing requires the perfect interplay of materials, software, and machinery. Through their new partnership, VOCO and Redon are creating the ideal conditions for this: specially validated milling strategies enable precise and cost-effective processing of VOCO’s CAD/CAM portfolio on Redon’s milling systems. The specially optimized machine parameters enable precise and cost-effective processing of the nanoceramic hybrid materials and ensure that their properties can be fully utilized. Dental laboratories benefit from high process reliability, precise milling results, and efficient fabrication of complex restorations. The right material for every application—from crowns to dentures. For more than 40 years, VOCO has been developing high-quality composite materials in Germany. With its CAD/CAM portfolio of nanoceramic hybrids for indirect restorations, VOCO is setting new standards: The fully polymerized composites Grandio blocs and Grandio disc, with an 86% filler content, are the strongest in their class and offer perfect tooth-like appearance. With Grandio disc multicolor, restorations can be positioned flexibly and provide a natural color gradient from the incisal edge to the cervical region. The materials are indicated for the fabrication of crowns, inlays, onlays, veneers, implant-supported crowns, and the veneering of framework constructions. CediTEC DT (Denture Teeth) enables the fabrication of individual denture teeth, through dental segments, all the way to a complete denture arch for removable prosthetics. When fabricating temporary and semi-permanent restorations, Structur CAD offers the highest quality and aesthetics. CAD/CAM-fabricated restorations are precise, easily reproducible, customizable, and polish exceptionally well. They are characterized by rapid processing and excellent millability.  VOCO – The DentalistsThe family-run dental company VOCO, headquartered in Cuxhaven, is one of the industry’s leading manufacturers both nationally and internationally. Its product portfolio includes more than 100 products, with a focus on preventive, restorative, prosthetic, and digital dentistry. All products are manufactured at the company’s headquarters and are therefore 100 percent “Made in Germany.” The VOCO Dental Consultant Finder allows you to quickly find a personal contact near you: voco.dental/dentalberater-finden-de RedonFounded in 2007, Redon develops and manufactures high-quality dental milling machines and DLP 3D printer solutions for digital dental technology. Headquartered in Turkey, the company now exports its solutions to more than 30 countries worldwide, including the U.S., Germany, and France. Through continuous investment in research and development and consistent quality management, Redon is committed to innovative technologies and the highest quality standards.

In your practice, you treat a variety of patients in different clinical situations, and you find the right approach for each one. That’s exactly what DeltaFil is designed for. This self-adhesive glass ionomer filling material fits seamlessly into your daily routine and supports you in your routine filling procedures. DeltaFil combines all the properties that define a modern filling material. It promotes remineralization through fluoride release. It offers a wide range of shades for a natural tooth color. It is versatile and supports an efficient treatment workflow. We’ve answered the most common questions about using DeltaFil in your daily practice. DeltaFil in Daily Practice: A Material That Fits Right In Every day, you handle situations that go beyond the textbook cavity. A hard-to-reach posterior tooth, limited isolation, a hypersensitive tooth, or a patient who is uncooperative. DeltaFil supports you precisely in these situations. Because it is self-adhesive, it eliminates the need for a separate bonding step and simplifies application. Its moisture tolerance helps you work confidently even under challenging isolation conditions. The bulk application—without layering or light curing—keeps the procedure smooth and straightforward. Its special mechanical properties ensure a stable restoration that withstands chewing forces. Together, these properties make DeltaFil quick and efficient to use. Thus, DeltaFil is not a specialized solution for isolated cases. It’s a tool that fits seamlessly into typical everyday situations without requiring you to change your workflow. Advantage after advantage: At a glance, DeltaFil combines the properties that matter in everyday dental practice. It remineralizes through fluoride release, thereby supporting the prevention of secondary caries.1 Its wide range of shades—from White to Dark—contributes to a natural tooth color, even for primary teeth and age-related discoloration. Elastomeric micelle technology provides it with mechanical stability that can withstand repeated chewing forces.2 Its self-adhesive application process, which requires no light curing, works efficiently. And its versatile applications support you through the various life stages of your patients. DeltaFil combines efficiency, versatility, and modern material properties in a solution designed to meet the needs of your practice. Well-filled. Well-felt. Sources: 1. Cowen M et al. Dental Advisor. 2022; 156. 2. Messer-Hannemann P et al. Materials. 2022; 15: 5440.

The new feature from the Berlin-based dental software provider reduces the workload for dentists at the treatment chair, cuts down on the time spent on documentation, and supports BEMA- and GOZ-compliant service recording—all without switching systems. Berlin, July 1, 2026 – Roger, the digital software solution for dental practices, is expanding its product portfolio with “AI Documentation.” The feature converts spoken language during treatment into structured, audit-ready clinical documentation and automatically assigns the services provided to the corresponding BEMA and GOZ billing items. Practices can thus document directly at the treatment chair, without the need for simultaneous note-taking or subsequent data entry on a screen. Documentation is one of the biggest time-consuming tasks in daily practice life and, according to industry estimates, takes up several hours of dentists’ working time each week. At the same time, it is a legal obligation: Incomplete records can lead to fee reductions and reimbursement claims during efficiency audits. Against the backdrop of the ongoing shortage of skilled workers, this pressure is intensifying even further, as treatment and documentation often must be handled simultaneously by the same team—frequently at the expense of completeness. Roger’s AI documentation addresses this very issue. The dentist describes findings, medical history, and treatment in natural language; the system transcribes the content in real time, organizes it into the standard documentation sections, and suggests the corresponding billing items. The practice team reviews the suggestion and approves it. The information is then automatically transferred to the patient’s record and the services are automatically recorded. The result is consistent, complete entries, and the risk of overlooking services or entering them twice is significantly reduced. Like all Roger products, this feature can be integrated into the practice’s existing IT environment and is compatible with nearly all common practice management systems. There is no need to switch practice software or change established workflows. Roger explicitly positions itself not as a replacement, but as an intelligent layer that complements existing systems and makes them more efficient. “Documentation is mandatory, but it must not take up the time that actually belongs to the patient. With AI Documentation, we shift this work from after-hours back to the treatment chair while ensuring that no service provided is overlooked,” says Victor Charlier, CEO of Roger. “For us, it is crucial that clinical responsibility always remains with the practice team: The AI provides a suggestion, and a human gives the final approval.” The protection of patient data is central to the processing. The data is processed in accordance with the GDPR and stored on servers in Germany. In accordance with professional regulations, the ultimate clinical and legal responsibility remains with the treating dentist. “AI Documentation” will be available to all Roger customers starting July 1, 2026. Interested practices can find more information and request a no-obligation product demonstration at www.goroger.com. About Roger: Roger is a digital software layer for dental practices that integrates with existing practice management systems and automates recurring tasks—from tracking treatment plans (HKP) and communicating with patients via WhatsApp and SMS to AI-powered documentation and billing, as well as digital patient reminders. The goal is to relieve practices of administrative work and free up more time for patient care. For more information, visit goroger.com.

BlueTip, the new sound-activated rinsing tip from Komet, makes root canal irrigation simple, fast, and safe. Lemgo, May 29, 2026 – In endodontics, cleaning and disinfecting the root canal system while leaving as little residue as possible is a crucial factor for treatment success. The sound-activated rinsing tip is highly effective at reducing bacteria and the tissue that serves as their breeding ground. Komet makes it easy, quick, and safe for BlueTip users to achieve better cleaning results. Optimized contrast for easier cleaning: BlueTip, the flexible rinsing tip made of polyamide, is more than just another addition to the range of perfectly coordinated, high-quality instruments offered by the medical device manufacturer based in Lemgo, Germany. Above all, the instrument’s blue color significantly increases visibility within the canal, as it contrasts clearly with the dentin.The blue color of the BlueTip makes it easier to insert the tip into the canal without bending it. During the rinsing process, it is easier to see whether the tip is oscillating freely or touching the canal walls. In addition, adhering debris or remnants of a medicated insert are more clearly visible and can be removed if necessary. This reduces blockages and makes it easier to remove residues.This is all the more important because a root canal that is as free of residues as possible supports successful obturation and contributes decisively to the long-term success of the treatment. A positive side effect is that the BlueTip is easy to spot on the tray and is always within reach. Save time with “sonic speed”—the BlueTip can be conveniently inserted into a standard sonic handpiece and activates the rinsing solution in the root canal. The solution activated in this way requires a shorter reaction time to take effect, thus saving dentists valuable time. At the same time, cleaning performance is enhanced. Bacteria, tissue, and the smear layer are effectively reduced. BlueTip precisely follows the course of the canal—flexible and delicate, BlueTip is made of polyamide to ensure optimal protection of natural tooth structure. Made of flexible synthetic material, the delicate tip precisely follows the course of the canal. This makes it noticeably easier for dentists to minimize the risk of unwanted tooth structure removal. In this way, BlueTip helps you preserve the desired state of the canal anatomy. According to users, the fine polyamide tip fits into almost any canal. Another convenience: there is only one size to suit any application, and thanks to sterile single-use packaging, there is no need for documentation. This makes integration into everyday practice—and beyond—extremely easy. BlueTip complements Komet’s endodontic portfolio, ensuring that the complete range of instruments for root canal treatment is now perfectly coordinated and available in the high quality you have come to expect from Komet.

With the new ERGORET Easy, REITEL is introducing a space-saving extraction workstation designed specifically for dust-intensive processing of plaster and zirconia. Despite its compact dimensions, the unit features an integrated, high-performance extraction system and a protective screen for maximum safety and a clear view.  It is the ideal, cost-effective solution for dental practice laboratories that value ergonomics and cleanliness “Made in Germany.”

Protection Starts with Comfort Protection doesn’t end with a glove’s performance alone—it begins with how it feels. Because a glove can only reach its full potential in everyday work if it fits properly and is comfortable to wear. A good fit ensures that movements remain natural and the hand doesn’t tire unnecessarily. At the same time, it builds confidence in the protection the glove provides. The result: more efficient work and greater safety in every application. Why Fit and Comfort Are Crucial Our hands perform strenuous work every day. This makes it all the more important to protect them optimally without restricting freedom of movement. Gloves that feel like a second skin support precise work and increase user acceptance. The combination of a precise fit, high-quality materials, and durable construction ensures that gloves not only protect but also actively support you while you work. Protection in Everyday Life Hand injuries are among the most common workplace accidents. The right gloves can help provide effective protection against cuts, chemicals, contamination, and extreme temperatures. The key is this: The best gloves work with your hands—not against them. Quality That Makes the Difference Three factors are crucial: • Precise fit • High-quality materials • High durability These characteristics ensure a comfortable fit, reliable protection, and long-term use in everyday work. Protect your hands. Protect your work. Because only when you can rely on your protective equipment can you fully concentrate on your tasks.

Eiterfeld, February 9, 2026 // The imes-icore Group, a leading global provider of integrated digital dental CAD/CAM production systems, is setting the course for its next phase of development. Effective February 1, Sabine Bois will assume the position of CEO/Managing Director of the imes-icore Group. After more than two decades at the helm, Christoph Stark, founder and outgoing CEO, will remain available to the company during a structured transition period to ensure a smooth handover. Christoph Stark has successfully built and significantly shaped imes-icore over more than two decades. Under his leadership, the company has evolved into an internationally recognized partner for dental CAD/CAM solutions with a global presence. Christoph Stark will remain with imes-icore, initially in the role of Co-CEO for a limited transitional period. Afterward, Christoph Stark will focus on product and innovation—the area that has always been close to his heart: the development of outstanding products for the dental industry. “For many years, imes-icore has been my entrepreneurial home, and I will remain with the company for some time to help develop new, innovative solutions,” says Christoph Stark. “I look back on an exciting time during which we achieved a great deal with a fantastic team. Today, we are a strong international brand and a leader in innovation and quality. I am very proud of that. Sabine Bois will now continue this successful trajectory. She brings exactly the experience, expertise, and perspective needed to lead imes-icore into its next phase of growth.” Sabine Bois, an internationally experienced manager with proven expertise in growth and internationalization strategies, market development, operational excellence, as well as governance and financing, is taking over operational responsibility. She has many years of leadership experience in global medtech companies, has built up international organizations, led the development and expansion of international markets, and successfully managed complex growth phases. Most recently, she successfully led the international medtech company Occlutech. “imes-icore has an exceptionally strong foundation and a corporate culture characterized by innovation and long-term thinking,” says Sabine Bois. “Over the past two decades, Christoph Stark and his team have built a company that enjoys the highest international reputation. My focus is on further developing this strength in a targeted manner—through continued growth, the expansion of our international presence, and the implementation of strategically relevant innovations.”

To mark the 30th anniversary of TIOLOX® / tioLogic® implantology at Dentaurum, the spotlight is on tioLogic® TWINFIT, which features a modern, high-quality design and combines proven clinical reliability with innovative connection technology. The unique connection geometry, offering a choice between a conical and a platform connection, enables maximum flexibility in prosthetic restoration—while ensuring a stable connection. With this, Dentaurum sets new standards for precise, durable, and efficient implant solutions—in both daily practice and laboratory work. The tioLogic® TWINFIT Revolution The treatment team in the dental practice and laboratory always has the right implant, regardless of whether a cone or platform connection is desired: With every tioLogic® TWINFIT implant, both the dentist and the patient benefit from the freedom to switch between cone and platform at any time. The tioLogic® TWINFIT implant system enables clinicians to flexibly choose between conical and platform connections depending on the treatment goal and the patient’s situation—without compromising on impression-taking, restoration options, or long-term stability. This simplifies planning in advance and allows for optimizations during the healing process. The revolutionary Abutment Switch enables the use of two prosthetic connection geometries—conical and platform—on all tioLogic® TWINFIT implants, thereby adapting to any changes in the patient’s oral condition without requiring the implant to be replaced. This patented implant system offers users not only safety and efficiency in handling but also maximum flexibility—from insertion through the final restoration and beyond, even as the patient’s condition changes with age. With 30 years of experience, Dentaurum—as a digital partner—places great emphasis on cost-effective and straightforward workflows that incorporate validated materials—from the planning and placement of the tioLogic® TWINFIT implant, through the scan, to fabrication. The systems offer both the user and the patient flexible, efficient, and customized solutions. This program is rounded out by a comprehensive range of services and continuing education opportunities. The new visual identity highlights the compelling strengths of the tioLogic® TWINFIT implant system through a high-quality, fresh, and consistent design across all communication channels, placing the proven performance of Dentaurum products front and center in a contemporary way. For more information, visit www.dentaurum.de/lp/deu/tiologic-twinfit-implantat.aspx or contact: DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG Turnstr. 31 75228 Ispringen Tel. +49 7231 / 803-0 Fax: +49 7231 / 803-295 Email: info@dentaurum.com Web: www.dentaurum.com

Cologne, October 30, 2025 – IDS online GmbH was recognized as an AI innovator by the German Innovation Institute for Sustainability and Digitalization (diind). The award was presented by Brigitte Zypries, former Federal Minister for Economic Affairs, who praised the company’s commitment to practical digital innovations in the dental industry.IDS online GmbH stands out with its innovative AI solutions, which help manufacturers, distributors, and dental practices automate processes and make them more efficient. In doing so, the company is laying a crucial foundation for the digital transformation of the dental industry. An outstanding example is the Order Process Hub (OPH)—an AI-powered solution that automatically processes and validates orders from a wide variety of channels and integrates them into existing systems. “One of our larger customers now processes over 400 orders per month fully automatically via the OPH—clear proof of how artificial intelligence creates real added value and efficiency in the dental industry,” explains Michael Mollath, Managing Director of IDS online GmbH. In addition to the Order Process Hub, IDS online also leverages AI in other areas. For example, the company uses intelligent features in its digital supplier and product directory to offer manufacturers greater visibility and provide users with more relevant results—in line with the vision of a modern, data-driven ecosystem for the dental industry.IDS online’s solutions are suitable for dental companies of all sizes—especially small and medium-sized businesses, which can gain a real competitive advantage through intelligent process automation and data-driven decisions. “We are very pleased to receive the AI Innovator award. It confirms our approach of not developing digital innovations for their own sake, but rather deploying them strategically where they truly advance the industry,” Mollath continued. About IDS online GmbH IDS online GmbH is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Association of the German Dental Industry (VDDI e. V.) and operates www.ids.online, the leading digital platform for the dental community. It offers manufacturers, distributors, dental practices, and laboratories digital solutions for presentation, lead generation, product data management, and automated ordering processes.

Renfert Launches a Complete Solution for Dental Practices and Labs With the SIMPLEX 2 SX, Renfert is ushering in a new era in dental 3D filament printing. The system combines a printer, software, materials, and accessories into a seamless workflow that delivers reliable results from the start—without the need for post-processing and with an intuitive user interface. This makes getting started with 3D printing just as easy for dental practices as it is to expand existing digital workflows in laboratories and orthodontic practices. The SIMPLEX 2 SX will initially be sold only in Germany, with other countries to follow gradually.

With a slight eye movement, the student shifts his gaze between the oral cavity on the simulator and his touchscreen. This innovative integration of the touchscreen lays the foundation for time-saving and effective support in dental education. EDUGUIDE Software: The bidirectional live video and audio transmission enables the instructor to provide effective digital training to his students while working on the simulator. They can also selectively stream saved videos and save new ones. Valuable knowledge is thus shared and archived almost limitlessly within a second. Using their intraoral camera or a scanner, students can, for example, discuss their preparations in detail with the instructor. Through their own perfectly positioned Full HD touchscreen, students can see exactly what they are showing the instructor from the oral cavity of their simulator. LEONARDO®’s compact design offers a wide range of options for space-saving room planning and is also portable. A total of three different LEONARDO® models with a variety of configurations are available to suit any budget and individual requirements.

Visit the Speaker’s Corner at the Bausch booth at IDS 2025 and experience exciting live presentations on the topic of “Digital Occlusion”! International experts from various countries will present the latest findings and innovations in digital occlusion analysis. Renowned speakers include Dr. Emilio Zanatta and Dr. Juliane Ebeling from Brazil, Dr. Wolfgang Seuser from Germany, Dr. Rumpa Wig from India, Dr. Alessandro Nanussi from Italy, Dr. Mitsuhiko Takata from Japan, and Dr. Cristian Scognamiglio and Dr. Alessandro Perrucchi from Switzerland.You can view the detailed lecture program and exact times directly on the digital display at the booth or online at www.occlusense.com/ids.A special highlight awaits you between presentations: Artist Di Vino will be creating personalized caricatures using a tablet PC—a creative memento of your visit to IDS! You’ll find Bausch in Hall 10.1, Booth G-010-H-01.

We’re Celebrating 60 Years of Orotol! The first—and still the best-known—product in DÜRR DENTAL’s System Hygiene line will celebrate its milestone anniversary in 2025. What many people don’t know is that it was the invention of Orotol 60 years ago that made it possible to treat patients in a reclined position and to use intraoral spray mist suction on a long-term basis. Discover the fascinating story behind Orotol’s creation and look forward to special promotions during this anniversary year.

At IDS 2025, Jensen will introduce the innovative 850 MiYO, a state-of-the-art liquid ceramic system specifically developed for characterizing lithium disilicate restorations prior to the crystallization firing. This innovative system simplifies the workflow and takes the aesthetics of restorations to a new level. Faster, Highly Aesthetic Results: The 850 MiYO enables faster fabrication since the additional characterization firing is no longer required. Users can work more efficiently while still relying on the proven quality and natural appearance of the results. Another advantage of 850 MiYO is its higher firing stability, which also allows for its use with high-melting-point layered ceramics in the hybrid technique. Unique MiYO light dynamics for natural results Thanks to the innovative MiYO light dynamics, the use of 850 MiYO does not produce shadows as seen with conventional stains. The diffuse scattering of light ensures natural aesthetics and a sense of depth. The high color stability ensures that colors do not fade during the firing process and that results are reproducible every time—without any surprises.Product Features at a GlanceEasy to use: 850 MiYO can be applied effortlessly, even wet-on-wet, and does not run. After the crystallization firing, it shines without the need for an additional glaze firing.Natural Aesthetics: 850 MiYO reproduces the translucency and vitality of natural teeth. The restorations acquire a surface luster similar to that of natural enamel.Reliable & Predictable: The result after firing corresponds to the design before firing. The shades remain stable without graying, and all VITA® Classic shades can be reproduced. “With 850 MiYO, we are setting a new standard in dental technology. The combination of innovative technology, ease of use, and excellent aesthetics enables users to achieve outstanding results quickly and reliably,” explains Jo Weber, CEO of Jensen GmbH. “The launch of 850 MiYO is another step in our ongoing effort to provide dental technicians worldwide with the best solutions.” About Jensen Dental Jensen Dental is a leading provider of innovative dental ceramic systems and solutions for dental technicians worldwide. With over 30 years of experience in the industry, Jensen Dental stands for quality, innovation, and progress. Our ceramic systems, such as MiYO and InSync, set new standards in the aesthetics and functionality of dental restorations and enable dental technicians worldwide to achieve exceptional results. For more information or a personal consultation, visit us at IDS in Hall 11.3, Booth E-040-F-041, or contact us directly by phone at +49 7123 92260 or by email: info@jensendental.deKontakt:Jensen GmbH Gustav-Werner-Str. 1, 72555 Metzingen, Germany +49 7123 92260 info@jensendental.dewww.jensendental.de | www.miyoworld.eu

Our Highlights: gammasil PERFECT TEC: Addition-curing laboratory modeling silicone available in various degrees of hardness, consistencies, and cure times, each offering very high precision and long-term dimensional stability. alphasil PERFECT TEC: Condensation-curing laboratory modeling silicone—the cost-effective alternative to A-silicones for nearly identical indications; available in Shore A82, A85, and A95. kristall PERFECT LAB: Transparent A-silicone for use as a silicone master for wax models in the fabrication of posterior and anterior restorations with light-curing composites. This crystal-clear silicone offers perfect visual control and high light transmission for reliable polymerization. gingiva Mask / gingiva Mask 3D: The perfect replica of the gingiva for fabricating crowns and bridges with a seamless transition from crown to gum, ensuring natural aesthetics in the mouth. The firmer version, gingiva Mask 3D, is directly scannable without the use of powder or scan spray; ideal for digital applications and 3D processing. Benefit from user-friendly handling, fast processing options, and reliable results.

da Vinci Once Again Named “Brand of the Century” This distinction is awarded by Zeit Verlag to select companies. It honors brands that are icons of the German economy, set the standard in their industry—in our case, “paintbrushes”—and whose names are directly associated with their products. We are very pleased to have received this prestigious brand award for the period 2025–2027 through a transparent selection process.

IDS 2025 is the leading trade show for the dental industry, and after a mixed year in 2024, many market participants are hoping for more robust investment activity. orangedental, a specialist in X-ray and CAD/CAM technology, will be showcasing many innovations in Hall 11.2, Booth L020/N029. Visitors can marvel at the first 3D CT scan with a face scanner from orangedental/vatech while enjoying a glass of freshly squeezed organic orange juice. Based on the Green X platform, with a scan volume of up to 21 x 19 cm and many new features, the Green X 21 is the new flagship of the X-ray portfolio. Of course, the extensive line of extraoral and intraoral X-ray systems will also be on display. In the CAD/CAM sector, alongside the FUSSEN S6500 intraoral scanner, the EASY Mill 4 & 5 lab and chairside milling and grinding machines will be showcased, and customers can experience firsthand the simple, intuitive digital workflow—the only system capable of high-precision grinding of fully sintered Perfit FS zirconia. No sintering required! The newly developed Freecorder® Nxt is a key component of the digital workflow for determining jaw relationships, dynamic occlusion, and functional analysis. For dental laboratories, the professional EVO dental milling machines—which meet the highest industry standards and offer exceptional stability—are of great interest. The orangedental team—comprising X-ray specialists, dentists, dental technicians, IT specialists, programmers, and engineers—is available to provide top-notch professional consultation. The team behind the opt-on® loupe glasses is also looking forward to your visit and will be happy to introduce you to the new Ergo—as well as the equally new Ergo 4.2 Kepler loupe glasses. orangedental products stand for innovation and reliability at the highest level of quality. The orangedental 365-day hotline, the 16-member technical team, and four dental technicians ensure fast and exceptional service.For more information or a personal consultation, please ask your Dentaldepot representative or contact us directly: orangedental GmbH & Co. KG Tel.: 07351/47499-0 Email: info@orangedental.de www.orangedental.de

DentView Oy, based in Kempele, Finland, is seeking distributors and resellers in new markets for DentView Smile Studio and DentView hardware. DentView Smile Studio is an app designed for waiting room screens in dental offices. It runs on iPads and Android tablets, DentView kiosk systems, and Android touchscreens. Patients can learn about treatments, offers, and prices; leave a phone number for a callback; or scan a QR code to access the practice’s online booking page. “Smile Preview” displays an AI-generated illustration of a potential new smile—not a guaranteed treatment outcome—and each patient is invited to rate the practice on Google. The practice manages all content in DentViewPro. Smile Studio supports 20 patient languages. DentView hardware includes the DentView Station and the Mirror Station (32 inches), as well as the battery-powered DentViewLite models (24 and 32 inches). All DentView hardware is CE and RoHS certified. DentView operates in Finland, Denmark, Estonia, Sweden, the U.S., and the U.K. Distribution partners and dealers are welcome to contact sales@dentview.fi.

With the priti®multidisc ZrO₂ products, speed sintering programs for restorations ranging from 1 to 14 units can now be carried out safely, reproducibly, and efficiently. These high-performance zirconia materials thus open up new possibilities for maximum flexibility in everyday laboratory work. Whether it’s a single crown, a multi-unit bridge, or complex restorations—the priti®multidisc ZrO₂ materials support fast turnaround times without compromising stability, aesthetics, or process reliability. This enables dental technicians to optimally adapt their manufacturing processes to meet the growing demands for short production times and high precision. Advantages at a Glance ✅ Faster ResultsThanks to optimized Speed Sinter programs, restorations can be fabricated in record time:• Single crowns in 40 minutes• 1–3-unit bridges in 70 minutes• 4–14-unit bridges (up to 10 mm thick, without gingiva) in 85 minutes• With gingiva and up to 15 mm thickness in 140 minutes ✅ Complete reliability: The mechanical properties of priti®multidisc ZrO₂ materials are fully preserved even during the Speed Sinter process. Strength, load-bearing capacity, and biocompatibility remain at the usual high level—without any compromises. ✅ Aesthetics at the highest level Compared to standard sintering, there are only minimal deviations in color intensity and translucency. The aesthetic results remain consistently high and meet the highest standards for natural tooth restorations.

On November 13, 2026, the Dr. B.-Digitec Academy will host a professional continuing education seminar on modern endodontics at the Leonardo Royal Hotel in Cologne, featuring Prof. Dr. Michael A. Baumann from Cologne. The seminar will focus on current issues in endodontics as well as the central role of disinfection. Endo Update 2026 is aimed at dentists who wish to gain a professional understanding of their endodontic procedures, update their knowledge, and further develop their skills in a practice-oriented manner. Participation costs 149 euros; 6 continuing education credits will be awarded for the event. Endo Update 2026: What Modern Endodontics Really Needs to Address Today On November 13, 2026, the Dr. B.-Digitec Academy will host a professional continuing education course on modern endodontics. The speaker is Prof. Dr. Michael A. Baumann from Cologne. The event will take place from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Leonardo Royal Hotel Cologne on Dürener Straße. Participants will receive 6 continuing education credits. The flat-rate admission fee is 149 euros per person. The focus will be on questions that are highly relevant to everyday practice: Which preparation methods make sense today? Why does disinfection remain one of the key factors for success in root canal treatment? In a nutshell: The Endo Update 2026 is aimed at dentists who wish to gain a professional understanding of and update their endodontic procedures. The continuing education program brings together current concepts in root canal preparation, disinfection, and clinical decision-making in a practical context. In addition to the professional program, the event also offers opportunities for personal exchange with a welcome coffee break, a flying buffet, and a closing get-together. It’s the disinfection, stupid! A second focus deliberately sums up the issue in a pointed way: It’s the disinfection, stupid! After all, the file system alone does not determine the success of endodontic treatment. What matters most is whether the root canal system is sufficiently cleaned and disinfected. Mechanical instruments cannot reach all areas of the canal system. Lateral canals, isthmuses, dentinal tubules, and complex anatomical structures remain only partially accessible. That is why disinfection is not a secondary step, but a central component of modern endodontics. The focus therefore includes, among other things: appropriate irrigation protocols; contact time, volume, and activation; typical sources of error; disinfection concepts suitable for everyday use; and safe procedures for the practice. Prof. Dr. Michael A. Baumann as a speaker. This combination is particularly important for an Endo Update. New systems and techniques must not only be known but also properly contextualized: What makes sense? What depends on the indication? What truly improves the workflow?Topics at a GlanceThe following topics will be the focus of Endo Update 2026: current issues in modern endodontics; root canal preparation and disinfection; effective irrigation protocols; contact time, volume, and activation; clinical decision-making; safe procedures in daily practice; classification of new and proven concepts; typical sources of error and how to avoid them. Event Details at a GlanceEvent: Endo Update 2026Speaker: Prof. Dr. Michael A. Baumann, CologneDate: Friday, November 13, 2026Time: 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.Venue: Leonardo Royal Hotel Cologne, Dürener StraßeContinuing education credits: 6Flat admission fee: 149 euros per person The event program also includes:Welcome coffeeFlying buffetGet-together

In July 2026, RTI Mako received one of the highest certification levels for an X-ray dosimeter with PTB approval, marking an important milestone in the ongoing development of the Mako platform. The PTB (Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt) in Germany is one of the world’s leading reference laboratories for X-ray dosimetry. As part of the approval process, the PTB evaluates a device’s performance against the requirements of the German Measurement and Calibration Ordinance (MessEV), the German Measurement Act (MessEG), and relevant IEC standards, including IEC 61674 for diagnostic X-ray dosimeters. Mako underwent comprehensive testing that included measurement accuracy, energy dependence, dose rate dependence, the influence of temperature and humidity, long-term stability, repeatability, and electromagnetic compatibility (EMC). As part of the certification process, the entire firmware and software chain was also evaluated. Mako received certification for all three application areas: R/F (radiography/fluoroscopy), mammography, and CT applications. Certification for this broad range of applications represents strong, independent validation of Mako’s performance and versatility as a comprehensive X-ray quality assurance solution. The approval enables the sale of certified Mako configurations in Germany and other markets where PTB approval is recognized or required. Globally, it also provides customers with an important independent reference for Mako’s measurement quality and performance. Trust for Customers Worldwide: Mako represents the latest generation of X-ray quality assurance technology from RTI, and the PTB approval offers customers and distributors another independent reference for the system’s performance. For customers in regulated markets, the approval is an important prerequisite. For customers in other parts of the world, it provides additional confidence, as Mako has been independently evaluated by one of the most respected metrology institutions in this field. A Tradition of Innovation in X-ray Dosimetry RTI’s experience with PTB type testing dates back to around 1990, when the PMX-III became the first solid-state dosimeter to pass PTB type testing.Since then, RTI has continuously developed new generations of X-ray measurement technology, with the Barracuda, Piranha, and Cobia all successfully obtaining PTB approval as the technology and regulatory requirements evolved. With the recent PTB approval for Mako, the latest generation of RTI measurement technology continues this tradition. “PTB approval has been an important benchmark for RTI measurement technology for more than 35 years. The fact that Mako has successfully completed this demanding process is a clear endorsement of the work behind the product as well as its measurement performance. This gives our customers additional confidence that Mako meets the high standards they expect from RTI.” Sören Sturesson, Product Management & Technical Director of Calibrations, RTI Group. Learn more about RTI’s certifications, approvals, and commitment to measurement quality: https://rtigroup.com/rti-about-us/rti-certifications-approvals/

It all starts on September 25: The IconVention Roadshow 2026 brings current treatment options for MIH in anterior teeth to life. Practical, personalized, and scientifically sound. Look forward to concise live events in six cities that will provide you with concrete ideas for your daily practice—surely one near you as well. Want to treat MIH effectively and gently? Discover new ways to combat chalky teeth: According to DMS 6, one in seven 12-year-olds in Germany is affected by MIH. Now there’s an age-appropriate, gentle treatment option for this young patient group. A key component of the holistic MIH treatment concept: minimally invasive infiltration therapy with Icon. See for yourself at the IconVention Roadshow 2026, to which we cordially invite you. The IconVention Roadshow 2026: Practical MIH Knowledge—Focus on Young Patients—6 CME Credits: 6 live events in 6 cities, starting September 25, every Friday from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 6 continuing education credits (for attending one event) A comprehensive program combining practice and theory: From MIH etiology to transillumination and differential diagnosis to a case presentation of the new MIH treatment concept—including insights into medically indicated at-home bleaching and the use of 3D-printed bleaching trays. A relaxed get-together with opportunities for personal exchange. Will you be joining us? Register now to secure your continuing education credits and take advantage of the early bird discount!

Lemgo, April 10, 2026 – How will endodontics be practiced in the future? With this year’s International Endodontic Summit (IES), Komet Dental is introducing a continuing education format built around exactly that question. The summit brings together internationally recognized experts and dedicated dentists with a strong focus on endodontics. At its core are evidence-based concepts, structured clinical decision pathways, and content directly relevant to everyday practice. On October 1 and 2, 2026, Komet Dental will host its first International Endodontic Summit (IES) at the Hotel Oderberger in Berlin. Deliberately limited to 300 participants, the IES creates an environment for experts to engage in scientific exchange at the highest level. The scientific program is complemented by 14 accredited CME credits*.The International Endodontic Summit (IES) combines scientific depth with clinical workflows and practice-relevant insights for the future of endodontics. Advanced clinical endodontics at the peer level: focus, depth, and dialogue. The scientific program centers on advanced clinical endodontics and follows the complete clinical workflow: from diagnosis to therapeutic strategies and treatment techniques through to post-endodontic restoration. This structure provides clarity and supports implementation in daily treatment. Topics on the agenda include future-oriented fields such as artificial intelligence in the dental office and in endodontics, current concepts in pulpotomy, issues of timing and efficiency, bioceramic sealers, the management of endodontic failures, and restorative treatment concepts including CAD/CAM. Additional discussion formats delve deeper into the content and foster meaningful professional exchange. Prof. Massimo Gagliani coordinates the scientific program and ensures the content is carefully structured and coherent. Together with the speakers, he ensures the clinical quality of all presentations. The lectures will be delivered by renowned international speakers from Germany, France, Italy, Belgium, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the Czech Republic, all of whom are recognized experts in their field. IES deliberately prioritizes depth over breadth, clinical relevance over generalization, and scientific exchange with room for in-depth discussion. Attendance is limited to a maximum of 300 participants. This intentional limitation creates the conditions for focused peer-to-peer dialogue and direct access to international experts. They are available not only as presenters but also as discussion partners. Alongside direct exchange and a shared dinner event, the historic setting of the Hotel Oderberger also contributes to an environment that bridges scientific substance with everyday clinical practice. “The IES was created to foster scientific depth, structured clinical thinking, and meaningful professional exchange. With a clear focus on advancing endodontic excellence and translating evidence-based knowledge into everyday clinical practice,” says Prof. Massimo Gagliani, Scientific Coordinator of the International Endodontic Summit. All facts at a glanceDate: October 1–2, 2026Location: Hotel Oderberger, BerlinFormat: Two-day, scientifically driven continuing education programNumber of participants: Limited to 300 attendeesKey topics: Diagnostics, treatment planning, treatment techniques, endo-restoration, AI, pulpotomy, bioceramics, failure management, and CAD/CAMSpeakers: Florian Holste, Dr. med. dent. Sascha Herbst, Dr. Gregory Fejoz, Prof. Dr. med. dent. Sebastian Bürklein, Dr. Benjamin Boublil, Dr. Rafaël Michiels, Dr. Alessandro Fava, Dr. Marco Veneziani, Ph.D. José Antonio González Sánchez, Ph.D. Guillermo Doria, Dr. Daniel Černý, Dr. Rupert AustinContinuing education credits: 14 accredited CME points* upon full participationIncluded: All sessions, CME certificate, catering, evening event, and summit materialsParticipation fee:Early Bird (through May 31): EUR 699Regular: EUR 749IES 2026 is a key date for everyone who wants to help shape the future of endodontics in an evidence-based and practice-oriented way.>>> Register now to secure your spot. Due to the limited number of participants, early registration is recommended. * CME accreditation applies to participants from Germany and is granted upon full participation in the scientific program and successful completion of a test at the end of the congress.

EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) – What Does This Mean for You? The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), adopted in 2023, is an important step toward combating climate change and protecting biodiversity. The goal of the regulation is to ensure that certain products sold in the EU do not originate from deforested areas and are fully traceable back to their source. Following a recent vote in the European Parliament, the implementation of the regulation has been temporarily postponed. For it to finally enter into force, the text must still be formally adopted by the Council and published in the Official Journal of the European Union. This step is considered largely a formality and is expected to take place by the end of 2025. The postponement gives companies additional time to prepare and enables a structured transition. EUDR at Unigloves – Well Prepared for the Future As a major supplier, Unigloves will fully comply with the EUDR’s requirements as of December 30, 2026. The current postponement has no impact on our strategic direction—we have been actively working on implementation for some time now. The regulation’s requirements are being consistently integrated into our procurement, traceability, and compliance processes. This ensures that all relevant products will comply with future legal requirements. For you, this means you can continue to rely on Unigloves products with confidence. Which products are affected? The EUDR applies to products that contain or are made from raw materials such as natural rubber, soy, palm oil, wood, coffee, cocoa, or beef. In the PPE industry, this particularly affects natural rubber and latex gloves, as well as certain packaging materials. Our Approach to Implementation Unigloves takes a proactive and sustainable approach to compliance with the EUDR: • Full traceability of raw materials—from the plantation to the finished product • Sourcing materials that are deforestation-free and legally compliant • Providing due diligence statements for affected products • Conducting regular audits to ensure ongoing compliance Many of these measures are already an integral part of our processes. In addition, we are committed to other sustainability initiatives, such as reducing plastic packaging and using certified, sustainable materials. Sustainability with a Vision Our natural rubber and latex gloves are made from renewable raw materials, are biodegradable, and are being further developed to meet the requirements of the EUDR well in advance of the deadline. Questions about the EUDR? If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the implications of the regulation, we are always happy to assist you.

With discovery® smart sl, Dentaurum is expanding its globally successful premium bracket family, discovery®, with a forward-looking solution: a passive self-ligating bracket that impresses with its smart handling, high-quality materials, and reliable performance. The lid opens effortlessly with an intuitive twisting motion using the specially developed opening instrument. #CLICK&GO – Simple. Fast. Intuitive. Thanks to the simple opening and closing mechanism, the cover can be effortlessly closed by sliding it from the incisal to the occlusal side. A distinct “CLICK” signals that the cover has locked securely into place—“GO” stands for quick archwire changes and significantly reduced chair time. Gentle tooth movement and high patient comfort: The passive low-friction bracket minimizes friction and enables controlled forces for efficient, gentle tooth movement. The low profile and rounded surfaces ensure a high level of wearing comfort. Made in Germany—precision from the Northern Black Forest. discovery® smart sl is manufactured using the precise MIM process at Dentaurum’s headquarters in Ispringen. It combines proven strengths—such as the patented laser-structured base with FDI marking for easy handling, the optimized wing design, and the anatomically shaped bracket base—with new features for high safety and precise rotation control. As if cast from a single mold—for high biocompatibilitydiscovery® smart sl is a three-piece bracket and is therefore particularly biocompatible, as it completely eliminates the use of solder. This is made possible by the patented laser-structured base and the hooks, which are manufactured as a single piece together with the bracket and injection-molded directly onto it. Smart packaging—hygienically sealed in blistersSince 2018, customers have been able to order discovery® smart brackets hygienically packaged in foil-sealed blisters. The discovery® smart sl brackets also undergo a complex cleaning process involving up to seven cleaning steps. High-precision robots place the brackets into the blisters in the correct orientation according to FDI codes as part of an automated process. The blisters are then hygienically sealed with two layers of film. Highlights at a glance:Intuitive opening/closing mechanism for quick archwire changesLow profile for high wearing comfortThree-piece bracket – high biocompatibility without solderLarge wing undercuts for flexible ligationOptimized rotation control thanks to a stable slot close to the toothHygienically packaged in a blister pack The ideal combinationFor comfortable treatment in the molar region, Dentaurum offers the self-ligating Ortho-Cast sl buccal tubes as well as the Ortho-Cast M-Series mini —both also manufactured using the precise MIM process. The product line is rounded out by a comprehensive archwire program that has been proven over many years. For more information, visit https://www.dentaurum.de/lp/deu/discovery-smart-sl-bracket.aspx or contact: DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG, Turnstr. 31, 75228 Ispringen, Tel. +49 7231 / 803-0, Fax: +49 7231 / 803-295, Email: info@dentaurum.com Web: www.dentaurum.com

Eiterfeld, November 2025 // imes-icore introduces the new CORiTEC 650i PRO series, a high-end system for dental manufacturing. Designed for dental labs and milling centers with the highest standards, the machine sets new benchmarks in precision, productivity, and versatility. It combines state-of-the-art drive technology, a stable natural granite base, and fully automated processes—designed for continuous 24/7 operation. Maximum flexibility for all dental materials and applications The CORiTEC 650i PRO series is designed for maximum versatility. It processes the full spectrum of dental CAD/CAM materials—including zirconia, titanium, cobalt-chromium, and plastics such as PMMA, PEEK, or wax. Even particularly hard materials can be machined precisely and reliably thanks to the water-cooled high-frequency spindle with 5.7 kW of power and up to 50,000 revolutions per minute.The system thus covers all common indications in digital dental technology—from crowns and bridges to implant bars and abutments, all the way to complex telescopic restorations. A particular advantage: The integrated hybrid machining enables the precise post-processing of additively manufactured metal parts (from 3D printing). This provides laboratories and milling centers with additional flexibility and possibilities—and gives them clear competitive advantages. Sturdy Construction for Maximum PrecisionThe base of the CORiTEC 650i PRO series is made of solid natural granite—a material known for its excellent stability and vibration damping. This machine structure, combined with linear and torque-motor-driven machining axes featuring high-precision, absolute measuring systems (with a resolution of 0.05 μm / 26-bit), ensures exceptionally smooth operation and consistently precise machining results.Even during continuous 24/7 operation, accuracy remains constant—a decisive advantage for laboratories with high-quality requirements and continuous production. Technological Highlights for the Highest StandardsThe CORiTEC 650i PRO Series combines state-of-the-art drive technology, intelligent control, and long-term precision in a well-designed system.The machining axes are driven by linear and torque motors and are equipped with high-resolution, absolute measurement systems (0.05 μm / 26-bit). They enable precise positioning—even with complex geometries and high machining speeds.At the heart of the machining process is the water-cooled 5.7 kW high-frequency spindle. With speeds of up to 50,000 rpm and a 4-point hybrid ball bearing arrangement, it provides the stability and durability required for even the most demanding materials.The integrated EROWA zero-point clamping system, with a clamping force of 5,000 N and a repeatability of less than 5 μm, ensures maximum process reliability. Automatic temperature compensation reliably counteracts thermal effects—delivering consistently precise results, even over long production cycles.Automated tool changers—a 16-position blank changer (loader version) and a 32-position HSK tool changer—enable uninterrupted production. Particularly efficient: Thanks to the new turning and milling process, a single abutment takes only up to 4 minutes to produce in high-speed mode. The system is rounded out by the new, open, industrial CNC control system “iNC.” It allows for flexible integration into individual workflows and offers full control over all machining processes.  A Secure Investment in the Future: The sturdy natural granite foundation forms the basis for the precision that the CORiTEC 650i PRO series is known for. Complemented by proven control technology, it guarantees the highest machining quality—with excellent surface finishes and maximum repeatability.The integrated tool-changing systems enable fully automated production in 24/7 operation—ideal for milling centers with high utilization rates. In addition, the machine offers advanced hybrid machining: 3D-printed metal parts can be precisely post-processed and finished in a seamless digital workflow.Thanks to its open system architecture, the CORiTEC 650i PRO series can be optimally adapted to customer-specific requirements. This makes it not only a high-performance production system for today’s needs—but also an investment with a promising future. For more information, visit: https://digital.imes-icore.com/de/coritec-650i-pro-serie

Restoring the patient's lost natural interproximal anatomy is one of the most important challenges in dentistry today. To achieve satisfactory restoration of an approximal surface, several criteria must be met, including anatomically correct contour and narrow contact area, adequate marginal fit, and precise positioning of the marginal ridge. Deficiencies in these areas have significant clinical implications.1 Most clinics report that reconstructing a satisfactory approximal direct posterior restoration can be a difficult, time-consuming and often financially unrewarding procedure. Sectional matrix systems are the preferred option. However, they are technically sensitive, which can present a hurdle for inexperienced users. Matrices undergo deformation during placement and stabilization as well as during application of the restorative material.2 This can lead to unwanted and clinically relevant problems in the resulting restorations.1,2 Material stabilization is the most important aspect. For this purpose, wedges, separation rings, Teflon tape and blocking or flowing resin can be used. Wedges are the most commonly used aids to achieve both matrix stabilization and cervical seal.3 In particular, the use of plastic wedges enables engagement around the cervical curvature, but only synchronous positioning from both sides provides better cervical fit.2 To date, there are no specific protocols for correct wedge selection, and the wedge is often placed automatically without much attention or time devoted to it. The wedge is visually selected based on the size that the clinician considers approximately correct, and often multiple sizes must be tried. This not only costs time but also increases the risk of tissue damage.3 With the advancement of modern orthopaedics, there is a rapid stream of product developments to improve efficiency and aesthetics. myQuickmat Prime by Polydentia is a new sectional matrix system developed to simplify the entire restoration process and reduce chair-side time while ensuring correct interdental anatomy. The system is a clear example of uncompromising simplicity and consists of a separation ring (myRing Prime), a ring terminus with integrated wedge (myTines Prime), and a formed matrix for premolars and molars (Quickmat Prime anatomical sectional matrix). The new system eliminates the separate wedge step without losing the important function of the wedge. A closer look at the system reveals myRing Prime, a uniquely designed sectional matrix ring with an integrated wedge at the ends (myTines Prime), which facilitates treatment of Class II posterior cavities. The stainless steel ring is bent so that it does not conflict with adjacent teeth. It can be opened and positioned with normal rubber dam clamps or the Polydentia myForceps. The myRing Prime with its reusable and autoclavable wedge-shaped (or flamingo-shaped) ends provides efficient bilateral separation of adjacent teeth and ensures optimal cervical seal and matrix adaptation at and between premolars and molars. The self-centering capability makes positioning extremely simple, as the bilateral cervical portions guide insertion naturally without the risk of mispositioning. The tip head adapts the matrix to ensure correct proximal curvature toward the marginal ridge. Overall, the design of the ring + terminus duo prevents slippage of the ring from the approximal area, as can occur with other rings (the wedges hold it firmly in place). Redesigning the wedge as part of the restoration procedure makes the system simpler, faster, and smarter than conventional sectional matrix systems. It reduces operative time and wedge wear2 without compromising performance. In short, it eliminates stress! The system also includes the anatomical Quickmat Prime sectional matrices, which are rigid and easy to polish and are available in one thickness (0.04 mm) and shape for premolars and molars. The matrix has a more pronounced contour from cervical to occlusal compared to other matrices, which enables precise positioning of the contact point near the equator and naturally curved anatomy. The upper central tab facilitates positioning of the matrix with or without myQuickmatrix forceps or forceps with angled tip. Polydentia's myQuickmat Prime makes no compromises in terms of efficiency or performance: the result is simpler and more natural treatment of proximal anatomy. Advantages: - simplified posterior system that reduces insertion time - essential elements for treatment: one ring, one ring terminus with integrated wedges and a formed matrix (no separate wedge required) - self-centering wedge ends: guide insertion naturally and ensure effective bilateral separation of adjacent teeth with optimal matrix fit and cervical seal - ring stability: prevents slippage of the ring - cervical to occlusal formed matrix enables precise positioning of the contact point near the equator - no compromises on efficiency and performance: the result is simpler, more natural restoration of proximal anatomy "myQuickmat Prime is a revolutionary concept that not only simplifies the protocol for Class II posterior restorations but also makes the entire process simpler and faster. Correct approximal contact curvature has always been a challenge in Class II restorations, but with the combination of the new Quickmat Prime and myRing Prime it has never been so easy and convenient. In short, a real breakthrough for my Class II restorations". Dr. Javier Tapia myRing Prime is easy to position even in the presence of rubber dam clamps or misaligned teeth. Optimal restoration can be achieved by using myRing Prime with the anatomical Quickmat Prime sectional matrices. However, all other Polydentia sectional matrices can be used with myRing Prime and the anatomical Quickmat Prime sectional matrices can be used with other sectional matrix rings (myRing Forte, myRing Classico). The product will be available from June 2025 through the Polydentia dealer network. The system is available as a kit and as refill packs (ring, ends, matrices). What is new about this novelty is that the kit is supplied in a new luxury box by Polydentia brand with reusable trays in which the units can be housed so they are always at hand. The box and trays are dimensioned to fit securely in cabinet drawers and are made of recyclable and cleanable materials. Sectional matrix system myQuickmat Prime Simpler, faster, smarter Visit our dedicated product page to learn more about myQuickmat Prime, our new matrix system for the posterior region. For demonstrations and/or sales inquiries, please contact your preferred international Polydentia distribution partner. Follow Polydentia on social media for the latest product updates, clinical cases and other exclusive content. References: 1 Peumans M, Venuti P, Politano G, Van Meerbeek B. Effective protocol for daily high-quality composite restorations in the posterior region. The interdental anatomy of Class 2 composite restorations. J Adhes Dent. 2021;23(1):21-34. doi: 10.3290/j.jad.b916819. PMID: 33512113. 2 Bailey O. Sectional matrix solutions: the distorted truth. Br Dent J. 2021 Nov;231(9):547-555. doi: 10.1038/s41415-021-3608-5. Epub 2021 Nov 12. PMID: 34773017; PMCID: PMC8589656. 3 Gancedo-Gancedo, T.; Martín-Biedma, B.; Domínguez-Cachón, J.; Garrido-Parada, S.; Ababii, V.; Pereira-Lores, P.; García-Varela, S.; Castelo-Baz, P. New Technique for Wedge Selection in Direct Class II Restorations: A Pilot Study. J. Clin. Med. 2024, 13, 1324. https://doi.org/10.3390/jcm13051324 .

Small, but SILENT! Equipment specialist Renfert is making its debut in dental practices. With the SILENT XS, Renfert is introducing its first fully mobile suction solution for dental practices and mini-labs. Unveiled at IDS 2025, this new product combines maximum flexibility with high suction power—for greater efficiency, cleaner air, and patient comfort. The SILENT XS is the answer to the demand for flexible suction solutions for dental practices and mini-labs. With LED lighting, H13/HEPA filtration, and exceptionally quiet operation, it enables clean working conditions—exactly where they’re needed. As a compact suction system, it’s ideal for anyone who wants to grind temporary restorations, splints, crowns, or dentures without relying on a fully equipped laboratory workstation.

Visit the Speaker's Corner at the Bausch booth at IDS 2025 and experience exciting live presentations on the topic of “Digital Occlusion”! International experts from various countries will present the latest findings and innovations in digital occlusion control. The renowned speakers include Prof. Emilio Zanatta and Dr. Juliana Ebeling from Brazil, dentist Wolfgang Seuser from Germany, Dr. Rumpa Wig from India, Dr. Alessandro Nanussi from Italy, Dr. Mitsuhiko Takata from Japan, and Dr. Cristian Scognamiglio and Dr. Alessandro Perrucchi from Switzerland.The detailed lecture schedule and exact times can be viewed directly on the digital display at the booth or online at www.occlusense.com/ids.A. A special highlight awaits you between lectures: the artist Di Vino will create personalized caricatures using a tablet PC—a creative souvenir of your IDS visit! You’ll find Bausch in Hall 10.1, Booth G-010-H-01.

In order to offer a disinfection program perfectly tailored to the dental field and its specific requirements, Müller-Omicron has thoroughly reviewed its entire product portfolio and has specifically expanded and improved it.The DESINFEKTION line is a range of products tailored to the needs and requirements of dental practices. It enables efficient and powerful disinfection that covers all indications—surface disinfection, instrument disinfection, suction system disinfection, impression disinfection, and hand disinfection.DESINFEKTION 360° – Surface Disinfection: Due to the high demand for wipe-based disinfection systems, we offer a new, wide range of wipe systems: Dentalrapid SD Wipes in sizes S, M, L, and XL. These are available in various grades and are impregnated with both alcohol-based and alcohol-free solutions.Our products stand out for: shorter contact times (1 minute), a broad spectrum of activity (limited virucidal PLUS), user-friendly application, minimized or eliminated allergy potential and safety risks, and optimal material compatibility.

orangedental offers the widest range of 2D and 3D X-ray systems in three price tiers, including teleradiography. Thanks to the unique byzz® Nxt platform software, you’ll find an open system to which third-party devices can also be connected. In addition to the standard 2-year warranty, orangedental/vatech offers a choice of 5- or 10-year OD Protect & Care plans with a warranty on all parts*. Furthermore, OD Protect & Care includes a 1-year byzz® Nxt maintenance contract, which provides free access to the 365-day hotline as well as regular updates for the byzz® Nxt software**. The fact that vatech, as the global market leader in DVT, manufactures its own X-ray tubes and sensors underscores the exceptionally high quality and reliability of its X-ray units in terms of image quality, scanning speed, and low radiation dose. The high precision of the raw data provides the best foundation for integration into the digital workflow and for matching with intraoral scans and facial scans. The ability to perform highly accurate intraoral scans with the Fussen S6500 intraoral scanner and to fabricate dental restorations—such as those made of fully sintered zirconia (Perfit FS)—precisely and without additional sintering using EASY Mill 4 and 5, as well as the EVO deskmill, is unique given this price-performance ratio. In addition to seasonal promotions, orangedental offers attractive discounts on X-ray equipment specifically for practice founders. Ask us! orangedental products stand for innovation and reliability at the highest quality level. The orangedental 365-day hotline, along with the 16-member technical team and four dental technicians, ensure exceptional service.For more information or a personalized price quote, please ask your Dentaldepot or contact us directly: orangedental GmbH & Co. KG Tel.: 07351/47499-0 Email: info@orangedental.de www.orangedental.de * Services and consumable parts, such as temple rests or chin rests, are excluded. ** Automatic renewal or cancellation three months prior to expiration.

The *British Dental Journal* describes DentView as a digital tool that supports preventive oral care in conjunction with professional guidance. The article discusses research findings on digital self-care guidance for orthodontic patients, as well as the use of videos, interactive activities, and mobile instructions. It also describes how the platform can help patients continue self-care at home while supporting the work of dental teams. This article focuses on the DentView platform for self-care guidance.

Sintering is a crucial step in the manufacture of dental restorations made of zirconia. As part of the ongoing development of our sintering processes, we have therefore tested various programs in the microwave furnace—with the goal of further optimizing the process in terms of cycle time and energy consumption. Targeted Further Development of Sintering ProcessesTo determine suitable parameters, various programs were tested in the microwave furnace and evaluated for their efficiency and the quality of the results. The focus was on three aspects: the shortest possible process duration, low energy consumption, and a reliable, aesthetically high-quality restoration. Aesthetics Comparable to Standard SinteringIn addition to process optimization, the quality of the sintering results was, of course, also a key focus. The program tested in the microwave furnace achieved aesthetics comparable to those of standard sintering. This experiment thus demonstrates that aesthetically high-quality results can be achieved even with an optimized microwave sintering process.

What utilization rate does your 3D printing system need to be economically viable? The new DMG DentaMile ROI Calculator turns assumptions into a transparent calculation. Curious about how quickly 3D printing pays off? What utilization rate does your 3D printing system need to be economically viable? The new DMG DentaMile ROI Calculator turns your assumptions into a transparent calculation: Enter your typical applications, production volumes, and material and selling prices, and compare four complete 3D printing systems—including DentaMile connect—ranging from a compact in-office setup to a scalable lab solution. In just three steps, you’ll receive a recommendation and key metrics such as break-even point, payback period, and a transparent cost-benefit analysis. Test different scenarios and see immediately how each adjustment affects the result. And it’s all free, no registration required, right here online. TIP: The MIH treatment concept uses at-home bleaching as preparation for treatment. You can include MIH cases in the ROI calculator as bleaching trays. To help interpret your results, you can also book a free initial consultation with a DMG digital expert.

Lemgo, January 5, 2026 – The H4A, Komet’s new amalgam remover, makes the removal of amalgam safe, simple, and efficient. The H4A, Komet’s new amalgam remover, makes the removal of amalgam safe, simple, and efficient. Whether due to age, damage, caries, or for cosmetic reasons—the removal of amalgam fillings is a routine procedure in any dental practice. In addition to achieving a successful restoration while preserving as much of the natural tooth as possible, protecting the patient and the dental team from potentially toxic mercury vapors is an absolute priority when it comes to removing amalgam fillings. While amalgam could already be removed quickly and safely with Komet’s previous amalgam remover, the H32, Komet is now introducing its successor, the H4A, which makes treatments particularly safe, simple, and efficient for users: Specially developed in Lemgo for this very application, this instrument significantly reduces mercury vapor emissions by 40%* compared to its predecessor. H4A – Sharper equals faster equals safer. With the H4A amalgam remover, the Lemgo-based dental specialist is not only launching a successor to the tried-and-tested H32. The new and improved amalgam remover from Komet enhances user safety by reducing the risk of mercury vapor formation by more than a third*. The new amalgam remover owes its significantly higher efficiency to the greater sharpness and optimized geometry of its blades: the new tooth design enables easy, precise penetration into the filling material and a high rate of material removal while demonstrably reducing the formation of mercury vapors. Shorter treatment times and a gentle procedure for amalgam removal. The new amalgam remover, featuring Komet’s renowned and proven quality, can noticeably shorten treatment times thanks to its ability to remove old fillings in a very short time. The difference may seem small when looking at each individual treatment, but the time saved adds up to a significant economic benefit at the end of a typical day in the practice. The sharp blade offers another advantage for patients: the remaining natural tooth structure can be optimally protected thanks to the outstanding sharpness, which ensures precision. All in all, Komet’s H4A is a state-of-the-art amalgam remover that further enhances an already excellent instrument thanks to its new and improved geometry. Further improving what’s already good: H4A. The constant drive to further refine already outstanding solutions to meet individual customer needs is deeply rooted in Komet’s DNA. Driven by the needs of its customers, Gebr. Brasseler GmbH & Co. KG, headquartered in Lemgo, has been distributing one of the world’s most extensive product lines under the Komet Dental brand since 1923. Over 25,000 items—ranging from rotary dental instruments to complete systems—are already available through sales companies and partners in approximately 100 countries worldwide.The comprehensive range includes sophisticated standard instruments and innovative solutions that set industry-wide standards in dental practices and laboratories. In addition to the traditional “round bur,” the broad portfolio includes many other instruments such as crown cutters, composite removers, and polishers. This is complemented by products and systems for endodontic treatments. Services such as the Komet Academy, which offers training courses on the use of the products, round out the offering.*Source: Komet Dental TestLab, mechanical cutting test 2025. The test is based on a comparison with the predecessor model, the H32.

In 2026, Dentaurum will celebrate a special anniversary: 140 years of dental history. As the world’s oldest dental company in continuous operation, Dentaurum has been contributing comprehensive expertise in implantology, orthodontics, dental technology, and ceramics since 1886—expertise that also shapes the 2026 anniversary seminar program. Through quality, innovation, and genuine partnerships with dentists, orthodontists, and dental technicians, Dentaurum offers a continuing education program that reflects the company’s diversity and strength. The new program combines tradition and progress: practice-oriented workshops, scientific lectures, and modern hands-on courses—led by renowned experts. In addition to tried-and-true formats, participants can look forward to new seminar highlights that will make the anniversary year a special year for continuing education. Focus on Orthodontics: Expanded seminars are planned on digital treatment concepts, modern appliances, and clinically proven strategies: Time-tested content with a fresh approach—Dr. Ute Botzenhart and Dr. Dirk Kujat will take over the highly regarded seminars on the Typodont and enrich them with their expertise. Under the titles “Orthodontic Multiband Technique Steps 1 and 2” and “Bending on the Typodont,” the seminars will continue with revised content. Prof. Dr. Dr. Bernd Lapatki, together with Dr. Falko Schmidt and OA Dr. Fayez Elkholy, will once again present four informative and practical seminars on biomechanics and digital aligner fabrication.In two informative and engaging webinars, Prof. Dr. Franz Martin Sander and Dental Technician Achim Höbel will discuss the treatment concept and the fabrication of the Neo-VDP according to F. M. Sander. The workshop on the effective use of expansion screws, led by Master Dental Technician Sven Milpauer, is particularly well-suited for experienced dental technicians. State-of-the-Art Implantology In addition to hands-on workshops focusing on the tioLogic®-TWINFIT implant system, there will be insightful looks into everyday practice and specialized events: In five seminar series held throughout Germany featuring top-tier speakers, participants can gain a comprehensive set of skills for their daily work across multiple modules.Anatomy and Surgical Techniques – the seminar where participants practice directly on human specimens. Eight sessions with renowned speakers will be offered throughout Germany. The Implantology Symposium is coming to Bonn and Jena. Save the Date: 7th Implantology Symposium in Bonn on September 26, 2026, and 9th Implantology Symposium in Jena on November 21, 2026. Innovations in Dental Technology In the field of dental technology, the program features seminars on modern materials, the ceraMotion® CADback software, and highly aesthetic prosthetic solutions: Master Dental Technician Waldemar Fritzler explores the world of ceramic restorations in the seminar “Natural Aesthetics with the Innovative ceraMotion® Ceramic”—early registration is recommended, as space is limited.20 Years of Success: The Seminar on Telescopic Technology. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to attend the “Anniversary Event—20 Years of Telescopic Technology at Dentaurum” in Hamburg! In addition to the seminar on telescopic technology, the two-day event also includes an exploration of forging techniques. Another year full of knowledge, exchange, and inspiration. With its 2026 seminar program, Dentaurum continues its long tradition of continuing education while simultaneously strengthening its focus on the future. All dates are now available and can be viewed and booked at www.dentaurum.de/seminare. For more information, visit www.dentaurum.de/service-seminare or contact: DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KGCentrum Dentale Communikation, Turnstr. 31, 75228 Ispringen, Seminar Management Team, Tel. 07231 / 803-470, Toll-free fax: 0 800 - 4 14 24 34, Email: seminar@dentaurum.comWeb: www.dentaurum.com

The Unica anterior matrices and Unica Proximal, developed in collaboration with StyleItaliano, have revolutionized the approach to anterior restorations. As prime examples of the StyleItaliano motto "doable, teachable and repeatable," the Unica matrices were immediately successful in the market thanks to their ease of use and performance results. The new Unica Master Kit offers a Featured selection of essential elements for complete control of anterior restorations and complements the Unica Introkit line of anterior restoration Systems. The kit contains the Unica, Unica Minideep, Unica Proximal and Unica Proximal deep versions as well as a Featured selection of myWedges that can be used as needed. The selection of essentials makes it possible to cover a broad spectrum of Indications: from direct layering of composite veneers (partial and complete); shape modification (i.e., diastema closure); What's new: The Products are supplied in a new luxury box by the Polydentia brand with reusable trays in which the units can be stored so they are always at hand. The box and trays are sized to fit securely in standard drawer compartments and are made of recyclable and cleanable Materials. "The Unica Master Kit is a valuable treasure chest," says Andrea Cenacchi de Polzer, International Sales Manager at Polydentia - "The new box contains an optimized Featured selection of easy-to-use Unica matrices that enable the reconstruction of correct and aesthetic interproximal and cervical margins, regardless of which anterior Tooth you are treating." Benefits: - all essentials for anterior restorations at hand - reconstructs correct and aesthetic interproximal and cervical margins - cost-effective - clean and secure storage of selected Products - reusable and cleanable trays - fits in standard drawers Learn more about the Products: Unica anterior is the simple and ideal System for anterior restorations such as Class III, IV, V, direct layerings, composite veneers and shape modifications. Its matrix solutions, Unica anterior and Unica minideep anterior, adapt correctly to the various morphologies of all anterior Teeth thanks to their contoured Shape. They allow the clinician to restore the proximal and cervical margins simultaneously, even in the presence of gingival retraction cord or cofferdam, which significantly reduces treatment time. Furthermore, with Unica anterior the final Shape of the restoration can be easily visualized after insertion, even before the procedure begins. Unica Proximal matrices are designed to adapt to the labial, palatal and proximal contour of anterior Teeth. Unica Proximal matrices are particularly suitable for anterior restorations in the interproximal Area (Class III and IV, lateral incisors in post form, diastema closures, partial and full veneers). The easy-to-place cervical labiopalatal arch is designed to Fixate the matrix between papilla and Tooth subgingivally to improve matrix stability after insertion. A wedge can be used for Fixation of the matrix, but is not mandatory. The Shape of the matrix was designed to fit optimally to anterior Teeth and provides better visibility and access to the operative field than other solutions such as matrices in the posterior Tooth Area. Unica and Unica-Minideep matrices can prove very useful when it comes to challenging cases where the cervical and proximal Area needs to be restored (complete veneer). Unica Proximal is the ideal matrix to restore only the interproximal margins without including the cervical Area when unobstructed access and clear visibility are essential for a successful procedure, even when working mesially and distally simultaneously. The Unica matrices can be used with or without a plastic wedge. myWedge is an interproximal wedge made of modern plastic. Its innovative hollow V-Shape enables it to compress and adapt to the interproximal anatomy of the Teeth. It prevents damage to the papilla while adapting and shaping the matrix band to the anatomy of the cervical Area of the Tooth, making it ideal for the anterior Area as well. The unique round-head geometry of myWedge was developed for easy handling, placement and removal of the wedge with any standard forceps or pliers. With the introduction of the Unica Master Kit, clinicians can now choose from an expanded range of matrices to cover all anterior restoration situations. The product is available from June 2025 through the Polydentia dealer network. Visit the dedicated product page to learn how direct composite restorations, especially in aesthetic Areas, can be placed with the expanded range of Unica anterior matrices. For demonstrations and/or sales inquiries, please contact your preferred international Polydentia distribution partner. Follow Polydentia on social media for the latest product updates, clinical cases and other exclusive content.

The German manufacturer imes-icore has been nominated for the Formnext (R)Evolution Award 2025 for its world-first innovation, CORiTEC Mythos—the world’s first fully automated CAD/CAM system for the digital fabrication of highly aesthetic dental restorations, ranging from single crowns to partial dentures. The award recognizes innovations that set new standards in technology and offer exceptional added value for users. CORiTEC Mythos achieves this by combining additive and subtractive technologies in a single, fully automated 5-axis system. The result: organically shaped, multi-material, multi-colored dental restorations with outstanding precision and natural aesthetics. “CORiTEC Mythos is a quantum leap for dental laboratories and practices, as well as a logical next step in the development of digitally manufactured prosthetics,” explains Christoph Stark, CEO of imes-icore. “It has always been our dream to integrate different manufacturing processes into a single system so that we could fully automatically produce dentures of exceptional aesthetic and functional quality, comparable to that of skilled craftsmanship.” With CORiTEC Mythos, dentists and dental technicians can consistently achieve high-quality restorations with maximum customization—from crowns and bridges to partial dentures. The unique combination of state-of-the-art milling, grinding, and additive coating technologies ensures outstanding surface quality and unmatched precision. Key Highlights of CORiTEC Mythos Fully automated additive and subtractive manufacturing in a single system 5-axis technology for true 3D structures and patient-specific anatomies Processing of multiple materials and colors in a single workflow Integrated 7-position cartridge changer for various materials and colors Exceptional surface quality and natural aesthetics for crowns, bridges, and partial denturesAutomation of complex steps such as veneering and the fabrication of partial denturesCompatible with a wide range of materials: ceramic, composite, and resinOptimized workflow from digital planning to the finished restoration Vote for CORiTEC Mythos! Voting is open until November 20 at 12:00 p.m. CET. Support CORiTEC Mythos at the Formnext (R)Evolution Award 2025: https://app.sli.do/event/sgrL4raEYG86PpcRdnutEj/live/polls

At IDS 2025, we’re presenting three new products designed for everyday use in dental practices and laboratories: the first fully mobile SILENT suction system, the latest generation of the SIMPLEX dental 3D filament printing system, and the exceptional LIGHT 1 workstation lamp. Even in the year of our 100th anniversary, we remain true to our motto: making work easy.What do a cartoonist, modern dental equipment, and a 100th anniversary have in common? They are all part of Renfert’s presentation at IDS 2025 and tell the story of a company that puts people first. The spotlight is on three new products: With the SILENT XS, the company is introducing a true world first—the first fully mobile SILENT suction unit that can be flexibly moved between treatment rooms or within a mini-lab; its battery operation makes the compact suction unit suitable for mobile use. In the field of 3D printing, the new SIMPLEX 2 SX filament printer offers improved workflows for dental practices, dental laboratories, and orthodontic practices; the further development of the dental 3D filament printing system focuses on more intuitive operation and a wide variety of materials; in addition to filaments for model fabrication, there are now also brand-new filaments for printing temporary restorations and custom trays. The new LIGHT 1 work lamp illuminates the work area evenly and glare-free, ensuring optimal visibility at the dental technician’s workstation. Two experts will demonstrate the importance of optimal lighting in dental technology at the Renfert booth: Master Dental Technician Klaus Müterthies will draw his legendary dental illustrations live under the LIGHT 1 on Thursday and Friday and will give away autographed works of art. Master Dental Technician Sascha Hein will provide the scientific perspective. He will be available on Friday and Saturday for professional discussions. An anniversary highlight: On every day of the trade show, a caricaturist will capture special moments from Renfert’s 100-year history. Visitors can choose their favorite era—from the company’s founding in 1925 to its vision for the future—and receive their own personalized caricature as a lasting memento; an entertaining reflection on Renfert’s evolution.

At 10:00 a.m. on April 26, 2024, the inauguration ceremony began at orangedental’s new Education Center in Biberach. The program, featuring high-profile speakers and presenters from the fields of dentistry, commerce, and industry, was varied and engaging. After a brief welcome by Stefan Kaltenbach, Prof. Dr. Christoph Benz, President of the German Dental Association, delivered the opening address via video, followed by Jochen Linneweh (President of the Federal Association of Dental Trade). Dr. Markus Heibach then conveyed greetings from the VDDI. This was followed by presentations on the latest developments in the field of radiology, ranging from MRI/Dental (Prof. Dr. Ralf Schultze) to digital workflow/IO-Scan (Dr. Ingo Baresel) and AI in dentistry (Prof. Dr. Falk Schwendicke). Josef Schweiger, M.Sc. in dental technology, impressed the audience with excellent results using the Perfit FS fully sintered zirconia with the EASY Mill4 in chairside applications. Prof. Dr. Nicole Arweiler reported on the latest findings in periodontology. Prof. Dr. Reinhard Hickel kicked off the afternoon with his summary of experiences regarding modern concepts in dental continuing education. Prof. Dr. Jürgen Becker reported on his successes in digital implant planning. Prof. Dr. Margit-Ann Geibel described mobile radiology in Germany, after which Dr. Vapula Haukongo presented his concept for this very same mobile dental radiology unit in a dental practice. Dr. Thomas Fischer presented practical Freecorder cases in which he no longer required any grinding. Dr. Peter Bongard presented key factors for full-mouth reconstructions, including the new method for determining occlusal relationships using the Cranioplan method. Master Dental Technician Vanik Kaufmann presented the most effective data management software for use between the dental practice and the laboratory. In between, there were interesting short presentations by orangedental employees on the company’s in-house products, particularly the Magnetflex camera for the opt-on® loupe glasses—set to be released at the IDS—as well as the world’s first head-mounted stereomicroscope with panoramic view. Also featured were the new Vatech devices: the S21, the first spiral CT; the Green X 21 with Facescan; and the new IO sensor based on photon counting. The stationary face scanner from Fussen, currently in the beta testing phase, rounded out the many innovations in the orangedental portfolio.To refuel, guests from dental practices, the dental trade, and local institutions enjoyed an extensive lunch buffet in a lively atmosphere. They were impressed by the new facilities, which feature mobile partitions that allow for interactive training sessions in seven rooms—ideal, for example, for hands-on circuit training. In the future, the new o|cademy Education Center will be used for events and workshops for dental practices as well as for continuing education for the sales and technical staff of specialty retail partners, complementing the many digital communication tools, such as the more than 45 webinars held since 2020. In the evening, the big orangedental party began in the marquee set up specifically for the occasion. After Stefan Kaltenbach opened the buffet, guests were able to enjoy the food and the ample selection of beverages. The all-female band Sax & Strings and the well-known band Papa’z Finest from Cologne provided great entertainment. As a highlight, 10 hostesses presented the orangedental products on a catwalk—some in person and others via corresponding images—to great applause. The party ended around 2:00 a.m., and the last guests left the tent in high spirits. orangedental GmbH & Co. KG Tel.: 07351/47499-0 E-mail: info@orangedental.de www.orangedental.de

Dental Asia describes how Finland’s public dental services are using digital counseling to promote prevention. The article introduces DentView on Soite as a tool for step-by-step oral care guidance, patient feedback, and ongoing self-care at home via MyDentView. It also discusses how digital counseling can support dental teams and enable preventive care in various settings. The focus is on the DentView platform for self-care within the public dental care system.

At a glance:Prevalence: In Germany, one in seven 12-year-old children is affected by MIH (15.3 %; DMS 6).1Symptom burden: In addition to aesthetic impairments that can affect social interactions, those affected often suffer from hypersensitivity, which makes eating and tooth brushing difficult.2,3Structural risk: MIH Teeth often show increased protein and decreased mineral content and are therefore porous, which can lead to increased susceptibility to posteruptive enamel loss and the development of carious lesions. 1,4,5 Not for the first time this month, a child with white, yellowish or brown spots on the Teeth comes into your treatment room. You can surely imagine how this must feel for the affected children. Think back to your first day of school, for example. The excitement, new people and unfamiliar faces – smiling with chalk Teeth? Actually unthinkable. Children with molar-incisor hypomineralisation (MIH) are no rarity in reality and can meet you regularly in your daily practice. A lack of treatment strategy for MIH or "wait and see" can be frustrating: for children, concerned parents and for you as the treating physician. MIH: more than a marginal issueA child with MIH is not an isolated case, but can be everyday reality in your practice. The numbers speak for themselves. In Germany, on average one in seven 12-year-old children suffers from MIH, which corresponds to a prevalence of 15.3 %.1 This makes it clear: MIH, colloquially known as chalk Teeth, is a condition that affects many children and whose treatment deserves attention. Although approximately 63.3 % of MIH cases are mild, early diagnosis is advantageous for the further course of the disease.1,6 Patients in focus: Everyday life with MIHPerhaps the high number of cases is also reflected in your daily practice.But what does the diagnosis MIH mean for your young patients and how do they live with it? Especially in everyday life, MIH can have far-reaching effects on the quality of life of children and can mean a daily challenge for those affected.​3 From visibility to perceptibilityThe effects of MIH on your patients' lives can be very varied. Sentences like: "Why don't you brush your Teeth properly?" or "Why are your Teeth so strange?" can be hurtful and are full of prejudices. This makes it clear that in particular the discoloration of the incisors affects the aesthetic (self-)perception of those affected and can be stressful.7,8 MIH means many symptoms for those affected that go beyond aesthetics. Patients often suffer from sensitive Teeth, which can lead to problems in everyday life.3 Whether it's during tooth brushing, while consuming hot and cold food or while chewing.2,3These physical symptoms can also affect daily life and mental health, as they can significantly affect quality of life.3 The tooth structure in focus: What happens in the enamelWhy are MIH-affected Teeth often sensitive, porous and visually altered at the same time? A look beneath the Finish provides the decisive clues. Many of the clinically visible and perceptible features are caused by histological changes in the Tooth. The protein content of the Teeth is increased, the mineral content is lower and as a result the Tooth is porous, which if left untreated can increasingly lead to enamel fractures.1,4 Furthermore, there is evidence that MIH Teeth have an increased risk of caries, which can present patients with further challenges.5 Now (treat)?The combination of visible changes, hypersensitivity and structural Special features of the hard dental tissue illustrates the need for clear diagnostic and therapeutic concepts in your daily practice. Given the high prevalence, the question arises as to how you can meet the treatment needs in your practice in a structured manner. MIH treatment in your practiceThe numbers and symptoms of those affected speak for themselves and show that MIH treatments can also play a regular role in your practice. With 100 pediatric treatments per month, 13 to 15 MIH cases can be expected statistically.1 The good news for you and your patients? There are modern, minimally invasive treatment methods that can be efficiently integrated and implemented in your daily practice. If you have the right answers for your patients, this not only builds trust with those affected and their families, but also positions your practice strategically. Because with MIH: patient loyalty begins early and an appropriate treatment strategy can be the basic prerequisite for working hand in hand with the entire family. Sources1. Jordan R et al. DMS 6 Bekes K et al. 2025; 70–4. 2. Schwendicke F et al. J Dent. 2018; 68: 10–8. 3. Joshi T et al. Clin Oral Investig. 2022; 26: 1753–9. 4. Farah RA et al. J Dent. 2010; 38: 591–6. 5. Americano GCA et al. Int J Paediatr Dent. 2017; 27: 11–21. 6. Lygidakis NA et al. European Archives of Paediatric Dentistry. 2021; 23: 3–21. 7. Hasmun N et al. J Dent. 2020; 98. 8. Hasmun N et al. Dent J (Basel). 2018; 6.

There are many flexible splint materials with a thermal memory effect available on the dental market. The CORiTEC® splint comfort MSI milling blank, featuring the new MSI® technology, is truly unique. The combination of the thermal memory effect and the patented MSI® technology (Multi-Species Inhibition) makes this BPA-free plastic material a true game-changer—for dentists, labs, and, above all, for patients. What makes it special: The integrated MSI® technology was specifically developed by Unilever/Penrhos Bio to reduce plaque buildup and the formation of cavities. Inspired by the red alga Delisea pulchra, which naturally inhibits microbial communication, this technology combats not only the formation of conventional biofilms but also particularly resilient multi-species biofilms. Convincing benefits:MSI® technology – significant reduction of plaque and multi-species biofilmsThermo Memory effect – perfect fit through temperature-sensitive responseSelf-adjusting, durable, and highly flexibleNo yellowing, extremely durable, and biocompatibleBlanks available in 16 mm and 20 mm heightsEffective: Two splints can be milled from a single blank Suitable for all common types of splints: occlusal, reflex, repositioning, stabilization, and therapeutic splints Flexible, efficient, and biocompatible: With innovative MSI® technology, the unique thermo-memory effect for self-adjusting flexibility, and the ability to mill two splints from a single blank, CORiTEC® splint comfort MSI offers state-of-the-art splint therapy for all types of splints.

Dentaurum is proud to present the second generation of its computer-controlled wire bending machine—the YOAT Bender II. This compact tabletop device, combined with the intuitive FixR software, is revolutionizing the fabrication of custom lingual retainers. Thanks to the fully digital workflow, physical impressions or master models are no longer necessary. The entire process, from design to completion, takes place in a single session. Retainers can be produced and placed directly within five minutes—a clear advantage in terms of time and cost savings for the modern orthodontic practice. Comprehensive Service and Support from a Single Source Dentaurum adheres to the “one-stop shop” principle and offers its customers a single point of contact for all service and support inquiries. Whether for the Bender II, FixR, or the proven Dentaurum wires: All services are bundled and offered in a targeted manner. This not only ensures smooth workflows but also provides fast and personalized support, which significantly simplifies day-to-day practice operations. High Efficiency in a Compact SpaceThanks to its compact design, the Bender II can be used without any problems even in cramped practice environments. The space-saving design is complemented by ergonomically sound functionality: A specially developed output tray allows for easy removal of the retainer. The Bender II impresses with its high cost-effectiveness and enables a quick return on investment. The user-oriented FixR software supports dental professionals with an intuitive user interface and allows for the design of retainers even with minimal prior knowledge. Optimization Through Digitalization“With the Bender II, we offer a solution that integrates seamlessly into the modern digital workflow. Our goal is to use our years of experience in digitalization to optimize our customers’ daily workflows and thereby increase the profitability of their practices,” says Gary Steinbeck, Product Manager for Orthodontics at Dentaurum. For more information, visit https://www.dentaurum.de/lp/deu/bender-2.aspx or contact: DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG, Turnstr. 31, 75228 Ispringen, Tel. +49 7231 / 803-0, Fax: +49 7231 / 803-295, Email: info@dentaurum.com Web: www.dentaurum.com

On August 1, 2025, eight motivated young people began their apprenticeships at imes-icore GmbH in Eiterfeld (Hesse). They are starting out in forward-looking fields such as mechatronics, IT, business administration, and commercial management—and thus launching their careers at one of the world’s leading mechanical engineering companies for the dental industry. Welcome to imes-icore! To kick things off, the new apprentices were warmly welcomed at the headquarters in Eiterfeld. Following an orientation day, a special team-building event was on the agenda: a group outing to the Merkers Adventure Mine. Deep underground, there was impressive technology to see—and plenty of opportunities to get to know colleagues from higher years of the apprenticeship program. The day concluded in a relaxed atmosphere with a barbecue. Modern and Hands-On Training imes-icore GmbH places great emphasis on hands-on training and modern workplaces with career prospects. At the Eiterfeld location, trainees in technical professions have access to a state-of-the-art training workshop. Here, aspiring mechatronics engineers and electronics technicians work on real-world projects using cutting-edge technology. About imes-icore: As a mechanical engineering company, imes-icore is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of CAD/CAM systems for the dental industry. Its broad portfolio of milling and grinding machines covers all dental market segments—from dentists and clinics to dental laboratories and milling centers. Customers worldwide use this technology to produce high-quality dental prostheses cost-effectively and efficiently. Apply now for the 2026 apprenticeship program. For 2026, we are once again seeking motivated young people for an apprenticeship or a dual degree program in technical, business, and IT-related fields. All open positions can be found here: https://www.imes-icore.com/de/unternehmen/karriere Contact for applications: Helena Tobergte Phone: (06672) 898 310 Email: jobs@imes-icore.de

Direct restorations in the anterior tooth area have become a reliable alternative with good long-term prognosis, thanks to the composite materials now available, which are capable of mimicking the aesthetics and function of natural teeth.1This minimally invasive approach aims to achieve tooth symmetry and improve aesthetics by enabling the correction of irregular tooth shape and position as well as discoloration. It is reversible, repairable, cost-effective and time-saving.2 It is important that direct restorations have correct anatomical contours and interproximal contacts. Due to their simplicity and versatility, anatomical matrix systems and injectable impression technique are the most commonly used methods for redesigning the approximal areas of anterior teeth.2 Matrix systems in the anterior tooth area are numerous in terms of creativity, but most can be divided into flexible and rigid. Flexible matrices include the popular Mylar strips and soft splint templates, which can present a challenge as they are not able to contour large areas, resulting in irregular contours and contacts. Rigid matrices include putty indices and precontoured matrices for the posterior tooth area, both viable options in certain situations, but in most cases matrices for the posterior tooth area are cumbersome and difficult to handle when multiple surfaces are to be restored.3 Developed in collaboration with StyleItaliano, Unica Proximal offers enhanced control in anterior tooth restorations. This new anterior tooth matrix by Polydentia eliminates the need to cut or modify existing posterior tooth matrices and offers a shape that ensures simple and secure customization and fit in the anterior tooth area while eliminating the unnecessary labial, palatal and incisal extension of conventional matrices.Its universal shape and contour for upper and lower mesial and distal teeth significantly simplifies and accelerates anterior tooth restorations. Unica Proximal stainless steel matrices have a thickness of 0.03 mm and are available in two shapes (Standard and Deep), which adapt labially, palatally and proximally to the contour of the anterior teeth.Unica Proximal matrices are particularly suitable for anterior tooth restorations in the approximal area (Class III and IV, pin-shaped lateral incisors, diastema closure, partial and full veneers).The easily placed cervical labiopalatal arch is designed to secure the matrix between the papilla and the tooth subgingivally to improve matrix stability after insertion. A wedge can be used to fixate the matrix, but is not mandatory.The design of the matrix was conceived to optimally fit the anterior teeth and provide better visibility and access to the operative field than other solutions such as posterior tooth area matrices. Advantages:- true-to-original reproduction of the labial, palatal and approximal contours- enables unobstructed visibility and access to the operative field, even when multiple matrices are used simultaneously- self-stabilizing: after insertion, the matrix remains stable and secured throughout the procedure, with a wedge used if required- longer cervical extensions than with posterior section matrices, for easy restoration of the cervical part of the proximal contour- available in two sizes (Standard and Deep), to ensure optimal customization to different incisor morphologies The two universal shapes of Unica Proximal cover all clinical situations: Unica Proximal for standard cases and Unica Proximal Deep for perio applications with shallow papilla.The thickness of the matrix (0.03 mm) provides an optimal combination of moldability (polishing) and rigidity. With the introduction of Unica Proximal, clinicians can now choose from an expanded matrix range that covers all anterior tooth restoration situations. Unica and Unica Minideep matrices can prove very useful when it comes to challenging cases requiring restoration in the cervical and approximal area (full veneer).Unica Proximal is the ideal matrix to restore only the interproximal edges without including the cervical area when unobstructed access and clear visibility are essential for a successful procedure, even when working mesially and distally simultaneously. Visit the corresponding product page to find out how direct composite restorations, particularly in aesthetic areas, can be placed with Unica Proximal anterior tooth matrices. For demonstrations and/or sales inquiries, please contact your preferred international Polydentia distribution partner. Follow Polydentia on social media for the latest product updates, clinical cases and other exclusive content.

Lemgo, March 24, 2025 – Unstoppable Strength for Unyielding Zirconia Crowns. In the ever-evolving field of dentistry, efficiency and precision are paramount. Setting a new benchmark in performance, Komet Dental—a leader in rotary dental instruments with over a century of expertise—introduces its latest innovation: Rocky, an unparalleled crown cutter designed specifically for the removal of all-ceramic crowns, including the notoriously tough zirconia crowns. With exceptional strength and performance, Rocky sets a new standard in crown cutting, enabling dentists to work more efficiently and save valuable time. Rocky. A Breakthrough in Crown Cutting. Ceramic crowns have become increasingly popular due to their durability and aesthetic appeal. However, removing them has posed a significant challenge for dental professionals, often requiring multiple instruments and lengthy procedures. That changes with Rocky—engineered to outperform existing solutions with a level of efficiency never seen before. With a remarkable 74%* increase in sharpness and an outstanding 87%* improvement in cutting performance, this crown cutter slices through ceramic materials with unprecedented precision and speed—an industry-leading advancement. Rocky’s exceptional power lies in its innovative design. Its innovative*² diamond grit, developed after extensive research, ensures superior cutting performance and a notably longer service life compared to standard instruments. The crown cutter’s extraordinary durability means it needs to be replaced less frequently, making it the most cost-effective and high-performing choice on the market. Additionally, its distinctive rose gold shank not only provides a premium, signature look but also ensures instant identification in a busy practice environment. The benefits of this next-level crown cutter extend beyond speed and strength. Rocky’s unrivaled efficiency minimizes the effort required during crown removal. A new era in cutting through zirconia begins. Komet Dental’s commitment to innovation and excellence is evident in every aspect of Rocky’s groundbreaking performance. For over 100 years, the company has supported dental professionals with high-quality instruments that set the standard for exceptional results. Rocky isn’t just part of that legacy—it redefines it, embodying Komet’s dedication to helping dentists achieve their goals with unparalleled ease and confidence. With Rocky, Komet Dental has not only raised the bar—it has redefined what’s possible in crown cutting. More than just an instrument, Rocky is a revolution. Discover how this extraordinary instrument can transform your practice and take efficiency to the next level. Contact your Komet representative or visit our website to learn more about Rocky—the ultimate breakthrough in crown removal. *Source: Komet Dental TestLab, mechanical cutting test 2025. Test based on comparison to the competitive average. *²German utility model GM 20 2025 100 047

A story that brings people together and shapes the future. It all began in 1925—with an idea, two brothers, and a healthy dose of drive. Today, a century later, Renfert is more than just a name. Based in Hilzingen on Lake Constance, the company is a leading manufacturer of high-quality equipment and materials for dental technology and dentistry and has become an indispensable part of daily life in many labs and dental practices worldwide. Much has changed at Renfert over the past century—but one thing has remained the same: our commitment to developing solutions that make a difference. “Making work easy—that’s a promise we make. It means making work in dental laboratories and dental practices more convenient without compromising on quality and reliability,” emphasizes Renfert Managing Director Sören Hug. “The fact that we’ll be celebrating our anniversary in the IDS year 2025 is a perfect fit. We’ll use this occasion to surprise our customers with some exciting new products.” For Renfert, this special moment is above all an opportunity to say thank you. Thank you to the people behind the products—to the employees who design with passion and expertise, to the customers who trust Renfert in their daily work, and to the partners who accompany us on this journey.As a token of appreciation, Renfert is offering a special promotion during its anniversary year: Customers who purchase and register a Renfert appliance in 2025 will receive an additional year of warranty—a small gesture that shows: Above all, it’s the connections to the people who support Renfert every day that matter most. For more information, visit: www.renfert.com/three-plus-one

“Dental Nursing” examines how DentView bridges the gap between self-care guidance in the dental office and support at home. The article describes a kiosk in the dental office, the “MyDentView” patient app, and the “DentViewPro” professional portal, with options for tablets and web browsers also available. It explains how visual feedback and personalized instructions can help patients understand their self-care habits and how they can support communication with the dental team. The focus is on preventive oral care and the work of dental assistants and dental hygienists.

Lemgo, September 16, 2025 – With the EnDrive, Komet Dental once again demonstrates its innovative strength: the newly developed endodontic motor has been honored with the Red Dot Design Award 2025. With this award, the international jury recognized a design that is consistently tailored to the needs of modern dental practices. “EnDrive is an efficient solution for endodontic treatments that cleverly combines intuitive operation, ergonomic design, and cost-effectiveness,” the jury explained in its statement. From requirement to solution—the path leading to EnDrive For decades, Komet Dental has followed a clear course: innovations are developed in close collaboration with dentists and universities. In 2022, the “New Endo Motor” project was launched, and in just two and a half years, the EnDrive was developed. The new drive unit is consistently geared toward the needs of users. Unobstructed work without annoying cables, a touchscreen display, visual feedback via an LED ring, and intuitive controls create space for focused and precise work—regardless of available space or treatment habits. Komet Dental as a Driver of Innovation Komet Dental has already received awards for its developments in the past and was named a TOP 100 Innovator in 2022. The jury was impressed by innovations in the rotary instrument sector, such as SHAX and DIAO, as well as Dentything, the first digital inventory management system for dental practices and dental laboratories that automatically reorders missing products. This is the result of modern innovation processes and a clear customer focus. “The number of root canal treatments is increasing worldwide. As one of the world’s leading and most innovative manufacturers in this field, our goal is to actively shape future developments. With EnDrive, we wanted to do more than just develop a new motor. We created a solution that is perfectly matched to our files and materials and offers dentists genuine safety and freedom in their daily work. In close cooperation with our partners and universities, we develop products and services that improve the quality of treatments,” emphasizes Carsten Cieslik, Head of the Komet Dental Business Unit. In addition to innovative individual products such as the EnDrive, Komet Dental stands out because the company offers a comprehensive range of products for endodontic treatments: from access cavities to glide path creation and mechanical preparation to obturation, retreatment, and post-endo solutions. Dentists thus receive everything from a single source—perfectly coordinated. Customers also benefit from the close support we provide: Komet sells its systems directly through its sales force and employs specialist endodontic consultants who provide targeted, individualized support to dental practices. This service is complemented by the Komet Academy, which offers practice-oriented training through a wide range of courses and workshops, both online and on-site. Looking Ahead: Digital Dentistry and New Technologies The Red Dot Design Award we received for the EnDrive confirms that Komet Dental is on the right track for the future. As a third-generation family business with all development and production processes taking place in Germany, Brasseler stands for quality, reliability, and long-term thinking. The company’s stability is the foundation that enables us to boldly break new ground, stay attuned to our customers’ needs, and turn creative ideas into successful innovations. Komet Dental continues to invest specifically in new technologies to make endodontics even safer, more efficient, and more patient-friendly. This ensures that Komet remains a reliable partner for dentists worldwide and actively shapes the next generation of dental care.

Dental technicians who demand the highest standards of aesthetics and precision know that standard solutions quickly reach their limits when it comes to color matching for zirconia. Those seeking more shades, design options, and control will now find an innovative solution at pritidenta. The company specializes in the development of high-quality zirconia products, such as priti®multidisc ZrO2, in various levels of translucency. Two alternative sintering programs have been developed that allow the color appearance of restorations to be specifically varied—without compromising the safety or material properties of the zirconia.Color Control via the Sintering ProcessThe preset color of zirconia can be controlled within defined limits. The key factor in pritidenta’s sintering processes is the amount of heat applied during sintering:Higher heat input → lighter, more subtle color; lightness value (L*) increases; red (a*) and yellow (b*) components decrease. Lower heat input → more intense, warmer color; lightness (L*) is slightly reduced; red (a*) component increases. Thus, the sintering process opens up new possibilities for aesthetic fine-tuning. The programs were successfully tested by pritidenta application technicians on 1- to 14-unit zirconia restorations. Note: For precise results, sintering should be performed exclusively in calibrated furnaces. A final temperature measurement using PTC rings (MTH) from pritidenta is recommended.Tips for Dental Technicians: The color effect is more pronounced in bridges and larger restorations. PTC rings (MTH) allow for reliable monitoring of the actual heat input. Differences can be clearly documented using bridge samples under various cycles as well as two Vita shade guides (light & chromatic). Advantages at a Glance ✅ Expanded color spectrum – lighter & more subtle or more intense & warmer, depending on individual requirements✅Proven safety – no impairment of flexural strength, hardness, or biocompatibility with priti®multidisc ZrO₂✅Reliable process – tested on 1- to 14-unit restorations, safe in calibrated furnaces

Dentaurum’s Premium-Line forceps for fixed and removable orthodontics have been in use worldwide for decades. They stand out for their precise craftsmanship, ergonomic design, and exceptional durability. Developed to meet the highest standards in dental practices and laboratories, they offer a level of quality that users can rely on every day. The redesigned brand identity reflects the aesthetics and high-quality craftsmanship and highlights the most important features of each pair of forceps. Dentaurum’s Premium-Line forceps—Power. Elegance. Precision. In modern orthodontics, every detail counts. Today, malocclusions are accurately analyzed on computers, and tooth movements are planned virtually with pinpoint precision. This requires that the appliances be manufactured with precision. This is precisely where Dentaurum’s Premium Line sets the standard. Since 1886, Dentaurum has stood for outstanding quality in orthodontics, dental technology, and implantology—“Made in Germany.” Dentaurum consistently carries on this tradition with its Premium-Line pliers—for everyone who refuses to compromise, whether in the dental practice or the laboratory. The Premium-Line now features a new, modern look to further highlight the consistently high quality of the pliers that has been maintained for decades. Premium-Line pliers are manufactured from high-quality stainless steels specifically developed to withstand heavy loads. Every step of the manufacturing process—from the blank to the final finish—is subject to strict quality controls. The result: exceptionally precise tip geometries, durable cutting edges, perfectly calibrated hinges, and a well-balanced feel that you can sense during daily work with the forceps. Especially with forceps that are used regularly, the difference in the materials used and the precision of manufacturing quickly becomes apparent. Dentaurum forceps stand out for their exceptional dimensional accuracy and long service life, even with daily reprocessing in accordance with current hygiene regulations. Features professionals can count on: Ergonomically shaped handles ensure comfortable use. Special carbide inserts in certain models guarantee long-lasting cutting performance. In addition, all Premium-Line forceps can be easily reprocessed and sterilized—a crucial factor for modern dental practice and laboratory environments. The Premium-Line forceps are manufactured in Germany with the utmost care and precision, in some cases by hand by highly experienced specialists. This ensures not only the highest quality standards but also efficient service, regrinding, and spare parts supply. Quality That Builds Trust Those who work every day with precision, responsibility, and passion need tools that reflect these standards. Choosing Dentaurum’s Premium-Line is a sustainable decision that pays off in the long term—and at the same time, a vote of confidence in an instrument of the highest quality. An experienced support team is available quickly and reliably to answer any questions regarding the use of the forceps: by phone at +49 72 31 / 803 - 550 / 555 or by email at orthodontie@dentaurum.de. For more information, visit www.dentaurum.de/lp/deu/Premium-Line-zangen.aspx or contact: DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG, Turnstr. 31, 75228 Ispringen, Tel. +49 7231 / 803-0, Fax: +49 7231 / 803-295, Email: info@dentaurum.com

With the world premiere of the CORiTEC Mythos and the launch of the new Design Nesting CAM (DNC) service, imes-icore showcased itself at IDS 2025 as a driving force for innovation in digital dental manufacturing. The booth attracted significant international interest throughout the event and was specifically visited by numerous trade visitors seeking information and opportunities for discussion. IDS 2025 in Cologne attracted significantly more industry professionals than in 2023, with approximately 135,000 visitors from 156 countries. The imes-icore booth was also heavily frequented on all days of the trade show—featuring numerous product demonstrations, scheduled meetings, and international interest in the solutions on display. “The demand and the quality of the discussions at our booth demonstrated just how strong the current need for innovative, automated manufacturing solutions is,” says CEO Christoph Stark. The focus was on the CORiTEC Mythos—the world’s first CAD/CAM system to fully and automatically combine additive and subtractive processes. It eliminates manual steps and, for the first time, enables a fully integrated production process in dental technology. The new DNC Service also drew attention. The cloud-based solution allows dental practices to carry out simple, software-free in-house production: After uploading the digital impression data to the cloud, design, nesting, and data transfer occur automatically—without the need for any CAD/CAM expertise. Both innovations were presented to the public for the first time at the IDS press conference. Discover the highlights and get further insights on our YouTube channel. “IDS 2025 was a strategic milestone,” says CEO Christoph Stark. “With the CORiTEC Mythos, we’re introducing a new generation of systems to dental technology—fully automated, hybrid, and in high demand internationally.” The established systems from imes-icore’s extensive machine portfolio also generated significant interest. In particular, the new models in the CORiTEC 250i PRO+ and 350i X PRO series impressed with their performance and versatility in both laboratory and clinical settings. The consistently high visitor turnout, international attention, and intensive professional exchange reinforce imes-icore’s technological focus. IDS 2025 has once again underscored the company’s role as a driver of innovation in the dental industry.

Achieving proper contacts in Class II cavities is the most challenging clinically relevant aspect for clinicians.A clinical study reports that 2.9% of failures in direct restorations are attributable to an unsatisfactory contact point or margin.1 Problems resulting from an inadequate contact surface include displacement, lifting forces, food impaction, difficulty flossing, reduced effectiveness of toothbrushing, and increased plaque accumulation.This leads to periodontal damage characterized by pain, inflammation, and bleeding.2,3 Restoring the anatomy of the missing tooth is important not only to replace the missing structures but also to restore ideal form and function.Selecting a matrix capable of mimicking or reproducing the tooth’s original morphology and curvature is the first step toward a successful aesthetic and functional restoration. Sectional matrices are typically used in combination with a separator ring, which separates the teeth and stabilizes the matrix coronally, thereby facilitating the formation of a contact surface.4,5By engaging the interproximal recesses and applying force to the remaining tooth structure, these systems efficiently increase contact tightness compared to standard matrices or circumferential matrix systems.4,5A restoration with the correct anatomical shape also reduces the need for rotary instruments required for contouring and finishing, thereby saving valuable time for both the dentist and the patient. QuickmatFIT by Polydentia are the new anatomically enhanced stainless steel matrices with a thickness of 0.04 mm, available in three anatomical shapes to cover all types of Class II posterior restorations. QuickmatFIT matrices are particularly indicated for wide interproximal spaces and large cavities. Thanks to their placement tabs, QuickmatFIT matrices are easy to handle and feature a rolled occlusal edge for easy marginal preparation. The accentuated curvature of the matrix fits snugly against the tooth, ensuring an improved fit and stability*, which makes it easier to achieve the correct restoration anatomy. Advantages:- Improved natural curvature: 3D-contoured matrices ensure anatomically correct restorations- Easy handling: The placement tabs (occlusal/buccal/lingual) allow for easier and faster insertion and removal of the matrices (the tip is easy to grasp with tweezers for correct positioning)- Time-saving solution: anatomically precise restorations reduce the time required for shaping and finishing- Three matrix shapes (premolar, molar, and deep molar)—thin, rigid, yet burnable—deep molar version for effective cervical margin seal With the introduction of QuickmatFIT, clinicians can now choose the Polydentia matrix that best meets their requirements in terms of height, thickness, concavity, and distance to the adjacent tooth. Using an anatomically enhanced QuickmatFIT sectional matrix in combination with a sectional matrix ring (myQuickmat Forte Ring with myTines extensions) and interdental wedges (myWedge V-shaped plastic wedges) as part of a complete sectional matrix system ensures the successful restoration of Class II cavities with natural tooth anatomy. Visit the corresponding product page to discover how your daily restoration routine can benefit from using the anatomically enhanced QuickmatFIT Sectional Matrices. For demonstrations and/or sales inquiries, please contact your preferred international Polydentia sales partner. Follow Polydentia on social media for the latest product updates, clinical cases, and other exclusive content.

Fluorosis, MIH, amelogenesis imperfecta, and trauma-induced enamel opacities affect countless people worldwide. Patients suffer from aesthetic impairments and tooth hypersensitivity. This can lead to social exclusion, bullying, functional complaints, and pain. Nevertheless, there have been few adequate treatment options to date for this group of patients, most of whom are young. DMG presents a validated, minimally invasive treatment concept combining bleaching, infiltration, and 3D printing technology. Infiltration with Icon: A Game-Changer for Patients with Developmental Enamel Opacities The minimally invasive infiltration procedure using Icon Vestibular offers an effective and gentle solution for conditions such as MIH on anterior teeth. The treated area blends seamlessly with the healthy enamel. Infiltration in cases of MIH preserves healthy tooth structure—a crucial advantage in the treatment of young patients. It also gently improves the aesthetic appearance. Infiltration Plus Bleaching for an Optimal Overall Result To achieve a harmonious overall result, it is necessary to prepare the teeth for the subsequent infiltration. This pretreatment of developmental enamel opacities conditions the protein-rich lesions, thereby optimally preparing them for infiltration therapy. With DMG’s Flairesse Bleaching Gel, a medical device is now available that, thanks to its low concentrations of CP 5% and CP 10%, enables precisely this type of gentle preparation. Medical bleaching gel, custom-fit 3D bleaching tray: The new Flairesse Bleaching Gel was developed specifically for the medical, preparatory treatment of developmental enamel defects and can also be used on young patients. It thus fills a critical gap in care. Another valuable component of the treatment is the 3D-printed DentaMile bleaching tray. Its key advantages are the precise reservoirs, which can be adapted to the individual patient’s situation, and the excellent marginal seal. This ensures efficient bleaching and reliably protects the gums.At the DMG booth in Hall 10.1, interested visitors can see for themselves the new possibilities offered by MIH treatment. For more information about DMG’s presence at IDS: www.dmg-dental.com/ids

Perfection in the Details: The demands of fatigue-free work are high. The decisive factor? Lighting. Renfert (Hilzingen) introduces LIGHT 1, a new work lamp for dental technology. Anyone seeking the best possible light quality will be delighted with LIGHT 1—tailored specifically for work in the dental laboratory.

In the article “The Nordic Model: Digital Innovation Eases the Burden on Dental Care Systems,” published on February 16, 2026, Nina Garlo-Melkas describes how Finnish public dental services use digital tools to support preventive care. The article focuses on the Keski-Pohjanmaa Health and Social Services District (Soite), which uses DentView in its clinics. DentView guides patients step by step through their oral care at the clinic, and at home they can continue their personalized care using the MyDentView app.

Lemgo, January 13, 2025 – State-of-the-art motor. Developed to meet customer requirements. EnDrive, Komet’s latest endodontic motor with an integrated apex locator and cordless handpiece, is designed to meet the individual requirements and preferences of dentists and endodontic specialists, making their practice more cost-effective, simpler, and safer. Tedious manual preparation, reluctance to change habits or invest in future-proof technology, cumbersome software updates, restrictions caused by cables getting in the way or expiring battery life, as well as inaccurate or delayed apex measurements—endodontic treatments present users with a variety of personal challenges. A solution for individual needs: “Endo has many requirements. ‘Here is the solution’ is the promise Komet makes to its customers with the latest EnDrive endo motor. The motor, consisting of a compact main unit and a magnetically clip-on handpiece, makes endodontic treatments economical, simple, and safe. It has been available in Germany since January. Dentists know how important it is in daily practice to provide smooth treatments while ensuring that the processes involved are as safe as possible. Treatment efficiency—and thus practice capacity utilization—can be increased, and costly interruptions and downtime can be avoided if the tool performs exactly as intended for the user. This is where the EnDrive truly shines, meeting customers’ requirements and expectations. Cost-effective thanks to efficient treatment processes The new option for convenient software updates via Wi-Fi saves resources, time, and effort. The easy-to-use, clearly laid-out 7-inch color touchscreen display shows all values and controls at a glance, allowing users to focus on the patient rather than the technology. With a maximum battery charging time of 1.5 to 2.5 hours, the EnDrive is always ready for use—and if you’ve forgotten to charge it, the main unit and handpiece can also be charged during treatment. The integrated calibration function ensures that the EnDrive’s contra-angle handpiece operates optimally and that the set torque is transmitted precisely. There is no need for an additional silicone cover because the contra-angle handpiece is insulated. This conveniently prevents potential measurement errors in the event of accidental contact inside the oral cavity—for greater efficiency and fewer treatment breaks and interruptions. Plug-and-play, convenience, and intuitive operation The EnDrive was developed so that users can stick to their usual workflow. The comprehensive file library includes nearly all known endo files, along with their presets, regardless of whether they are rotary or reciprocating and whether they come from Komet’s extensive portfolio or from other manufacturers. Users can not only continue to use their favorite files; the EnDrive also remembers them and makes them available as preferred options. Operation is intuitive and requires little training—“plug and play,” so to speak. The battery-powered handpiece also eliminates the need to pull and tug at cables. Thanks to its ergonomic design, the handpiece is ideal for both left- and right-handed users. It is suitable for delicate work and enables maximum mobility. Its compact size and light weight allow the device to be transported quickly and used on the tray. The main unit can be used in both vertical and horizontal orientations, which is a great advantage, as it can be positioned flexibly according to preference and the available space. Simply safe: Simplicity without compromising safety. This includes, for example, the very small contra-angle head, which can be rotated 360° at any time to suit your preference. It guarantees the best possible view of the working area. For the first time, a handpiece from Komet can be attached to the motor using a magnetic mechanism. This not only simplifies quick one-handed transport to the next room but also allows the handpiece to be set down quickly and safely, while reducing the risk of contamination. Before the maximum torque is reached, the new LED ring on the handpiece alerts the user, thereby reducing the risk of file fracture. The EnDrive’s auto-stop and auto-reverse functions also minimize the risk of file fracture and, consequently, treatment delays. The highly precise apex localization helps users perform the preparation exactly at the right time and in the right place. This reduces the risk of over-preparation. The patented system takes measurements with the utmost precision and in real time while treatment continues. Thanks to the included file clamp, this also works in conjunction with manual files. Driven by customer needs With its wide range of established and new features, the EnDrive lives up to its promise to deliver the best solution for individual customer requirements—a promise that is deeply rooted in Komet’s DNA.

Polydentia is launching new myTines GO tips that improve the stability of its sectional matrix rings. Developed in collaboration with StyleItaliano, the new myTines GO represent a step forward in ring stabilization and restoration performance, surpassing previous sectional matrix systems. myTines GO are versatile tips for myRing Forte and myClip 2.0, designed to precisely adapt Polydentia’s sectional matrices to a wide range of clinical situations and tooth heights.Particularly indicated for wide and extremely wide cavities, missing cusps, and malocclusions*, myTines GO adhere to the teeth well away from the contact point, optimizing stability and enabling a harmonious concavity of the matrix. myTines GO are compatible with and provide a stable fit with myRing Forte and myClip 2.0, reducing the risk of the ring detaching once it is in place. Advantages: Interchangeable, replaceable, and autoclavable plastic tips—Increased ring stability**: stable positioning, particularly in large and extremely large cavities, missing cusps, and malocclusions*.- Grip on teeth away from the contact point: Optimizes stability and enables a harmonious concavity of the matrix—V-shape for better positioning on the wedge. With myTines GO, the rings are also stackable, meaning multiple rings can be stacked on top of each other, which enables MOD (mesial-occlusal-distal) cavity preparation. myTines GO vs. myTines S, M, L myTines GO - NEW: Wide and very wide cavities; missing cusps; misaligned teeth*; wide interdental spaces myTines S & M: Standard Class II cavities; aligned teeth; standard interdental spaces Note: When choosing between small and medium myTines, the height of the myTines must be less than the height of the tooth. myTines L: Wide cavities; missing cusps; straight teeth; standard interdental spaces. In cases of uneven tooth morphology, myTines GO can be combined with myTines Small and Medium on the same Polydentia profile matrix ring. myTines GO is the ideal complement to the recently introduced anatomically enlarged QuickmatFIT partial matrices. The lateral positioning tabs on the matrix and myTines GO’s ability to contact the tooth in healthy areas make the ring stable and help treat particularly large cavities with a gentle, natural curvature. With the introduction of myTines GO, clinicians can now choose from an expanded range of ring accessories that cover a wide spectrum of clinical situations. To learn more, visit the product page. For demonstrations and/or sales inquiries, please contact your preferred international Polydentia sales partner. Follow Polydentia on social media for the latest product updates, case studies, and other exclusive content. *Segment in labial to palatal position**Unlike myTines S, M, and L

With FILAPRO®, Dentaurum is introducing a new, forward-looking 3D printing system that stands out for its efficiency and sustainability. The primary focus is on the simple, safe, and cost-effective use of printing materials. Development and manufacturing in Germany were of particular importance to the Ispring-based medical device manufacturer. In this new product area as well, Dentaurum offers outstanding quality, thereby further strengthening Germany as a business location. FILAPRO® is an optimized filament printing system that meets high industry standards and was developed specifically to meet the dental requirements of orthodontics. Thanks to its modular design, components can be replaced or upgraded with future innovations. In this way, we contribute to cost efficiency and user-friendliness, with the goal of promoting durability and sustainability. The printer and software are easy to operate, enabling efficient and time-saving workflows. The compact and quiet FILAPRO® filament printer, with its intuitive operation and easy-to-understand workflow, is simple to use even without prior experience. Designed specifically for orthodontics, it delivers fast, precise print results and is ideal for planning, diagnostic, and working models, as well as for producing custom-fit aligners. Thanks to its space-saving design, it can be set up flexibly and serves as a stylish focal point in any practice. The direct connection to the user-friendly slicing software FILAPRO® Slice allows print jobs to be processed and started quickly. The print profiles guarantee high-quality results in a short print time. Clear and simple structures with optimal color schemes enable easy and intuitive use. The print parameters have been optimized for the specialized filaments offered—available in the FILAPRO® Model gray, white, and cream variants. These high-quality filaments, made from renewable raw materials, undergo a strictly controlled manufacturing process. The result is a high degree of precision and reliability in the materials. This ensures consistent product safety and quality throughout the printing process. This “one-stop-shop” principle, in which Dentaurum keeps a close eye on its customers’ needs, offers service and peace of mind with a single point of contact. This allows users to focus on the real challenges of everyday work. The new FILAPRO® filament printing system, including slicer software and the three filament variants—Model Gray, White, and Cream—will be unveiled at IDS 2025. Further information: DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG, Turnstr. 31, 75228 Ispringen, Tel. +49 7231 / 803-0, Fax: +49 7231 / 803-295, Email: info@dentaurum.comWeb: www.dentaurum.com

The Bite Splint Workflow of the Future Live—at DMG DentaMile at IDS Revolutionizing digital manufacturing: That is the goal of DMG’s DentaMile bite splint workflow. Interested visitors can see for themselves at IDS 2025 how and why this comprehensive 3D solution makes a difference for dental practices, labs, and patients. Dentists and dental technicians can also try it out for themselves and design their own occlusal splints using the cloud-based DentaMile connect software at the DMG booth in Hall 10.1. Validated, Highly Efficient End-to-End ProcessThe DentaMile bite splint workflow combines high-performance resins, smart software features, and reliable printing systems into a highly efficient process suitable for everyday use. Automatic design suggestions—for example, for precise margin lines—can save up to 90% of the time required compared to manual design. As Sturdy as Necessary, as Soft as PossibleThe new LuxaPrint Ortho Comfort is a flexible, transparent 3D resin that produces bite splints that are both robust and comfortable. Odorless and tasteless, yet extremely durable, the material meets all requirements for long-lasting occlusal splints. LuxaPrint Ortho Comfort enables splints that are hard enough for functional therapy—while also offering maximum wearing comfort and a brilliant appearance. High flexibility with reliable quality: With the cloud-based DentaMile connect software, you can manage the entire workflow yourself or outsource individual steps such as design or printing—regardless of location and even without your own 3D printer. The validated process guarantees reproducible results in every case, meeting the highest standards for medical devices. For more information on DMG DentaMile’s portfolio of digital solutions, visit www.dentamile.com. Learn more about DMG’s presence at IDS: www.dmg-dental.com/ids

For several months now, our new evo brushes featuring Bionic-Hair have been impressing dental technicians worldwide. What’s behind this revolutionary brush hair, why did we at Renfert embark on this development journey, and how are we now setting new standards with Bionic-Hair? We spoke with Cim Özyurt (Product Manager) about this.For more than four decades, Renfert has been developing high-quality dental brushes for ceramic layering. The introduction of Bionic-Hair is another milestone born out of our pursuit of improved materials and technologies. The newly developed fiber material is based on our many years of experience in brush technology and is the result of intensive research and development. “High-quality natural-hair brushes are ideally suited for the dental field due to their characteristics. The combination of fineness, durability, and moisture management—thanks to the scaly hair surface—makes them superior to previous alternatives. However, quality is subject to increasingly significant fluctuations, and the availability of the raw material is declining.” Bionic-Hair combines the positive properties of natural and synthetic hair brushes while overcoming their disadvantages. The material is characterized by exceptional elasticity and remarkable durability, showing no fraying or kinking even with intensive use. These properties make Bionic-Hair particularly suitable for precise and demanding dental applications, such as layering ceramic. “Another key aspect in the development of Bionic-Hair was the responsible use of resources and animal welfare,” says Cim Özyurt.Renfert has created a material that not only impresses with its performance but also reflects a commitment to the environment and animal welfare. Bionic-Hair eliminates the risk of import bans and fluctuating quality associated with natural hair, thereby contributing to a more reliable and ethical supply chain.“With Bionic-Hair, we offer more than just an alternative—Bionic-Hair is the solution.” Currently, three of our brush models are available with Bionic-Hair: our “evo” edition from lay:art evo, Genius evo, and Kolinsky evo.In an in-depth interview (published in dental dialogue, 05/2024), Cim Özyurt, Product Manager at Renfert, provides insights into the challenges and successes associated with the development of Bionic-Hair. He emphasizes the importance of effective moisture management and elasticity, which distinguish Bionic-Hair. These factors are crucial for ensuring the performance and precision that dental technicians expect from their tools. “Thanks to the composition of differently treated fiber filaments, Bionic-Hair absorbs moisture similarly to natural hair. This allows us to replicate the characteristic flame-shaped brush tip. In addition, we have developed a process that allows us to selectively place fine hairs in the brush tip. This increases the hair density in this area. The result is a sturdier tip and high flexibility—even under heavy use.” Layering with Bionic-Hair offers significant advantages. Brushes with Bionic-Hair adapt to the individual techniques and movement patterns of ceramic artists, leading to improved handling and better results. The molecular structure of Bionic-Hair enables consistent quality and performance that cannot be achieved with conventional materials. “Effective moisture management in a brush is always a key factor. Furthermore, precision is crucial when layering ceramic. The brush requires high elasticity to process both small and large amounts of ceramic material in a controlled manner.” Bionic-Hair is more than just an alternative to existing products—it is a forward-looking solution that revolutionizes everyday work with ceramics. With Bionic-Hair, Renfert continues its tradition of innovation and offers dental laboratories a tool that is not only technically superior but also tailored to their needs.

On September 17, 2025, DentistryIQ published the article “Smart Feedback Systems in Preventive Dentistry” by Nina Garlo-Melkas. The article explores digital tools that help patients better understand their oral hygiene and assist dentists in tailoring preventive measures to individual needs. DentView from Finland is presented as an example: a kiosk for dental practices, a mobile app for patients, and a professional portal for dentists. The system provides patients with feedback on their oral hygiene and personalized tips. Dental practices can also use it on a tablet, in a web browser, or as an app.

Lemgo, November 25, 2024 – Since its founding in 1923, Komet has strived to provide excellent service and high-quality products for every step of dental treatment. The new BioRepair Putty aligns seamlessly with this philosophy and rounds out Komet’s endodontic portfolio. Komet BioRepair is an “all-in-one” solution that helps dentists streamline their procedures. From pulpotomy to apogenesis and retrofilling, Komet covers eight indications and enables dentists to preserve their patients’ natural teeth for as long as possible—even in challenging cases. Thanks to its innovative formula, the putty can both stimulate the patient’s healing process and ensure the preservation of vitality. These characteristics make BioRepair the perfect solution for standard treatment procedures, but it is also particularly well-suited for treating challenging patients. Furthermore, the high alkaline pH value of ~12 helps inhibit bacterial growth—a feature that is further enhanced by the use of a material that does not shrink during the setting process, leaving no space for bacterial infiltration. In addition, dentists benefit from the ease of application and consistently high Komet quality: The bioceramic putty comes as a ready-to-use solution. This eliminates user errors when mixing the material and saves dental practices both time and money.

Dentaurum was not only the first company in the world to introduce laser technology on a broad scale in dental technology, but has also established its market-leading position through an extremely sophisticated product line, above-average service, and extensive consulting expertise. In the IDS year 2025, the medical device manufacturer boasts an impressive 30 years of experience in the field of laser technology. The laser has become an unbeatably useful tool for joining materials in both dental technology and orthodontics. It enables the creation of completely biocompatible bonds without the use of solder. The cost-effectiveness stems from enormous time savings. A Successful Market Entry Thirty years ago, Dentaurum successfully entered the field of laser technology. The advantage of dental laser technology, in contrast to the soldering technique that had been primarily used up to that point, lay in the fusion of materials of the same type. While soldering always requires the use of a less noble alloy as solder, dental welding joins metals and alloys of the same type. The result is stronger bonds that exhibit increased corrosion resistance. This is a decisive advantage, particularly with pure titanium, but also with all other dental alloys. The first laser, which Dentaurum marketed under the name DL 2000, was presented to interested professionals at the dentechnica trade show in Nuremberg in 1993. Its ease of use, comfortable seating position, and a well-thought-out, elegant design were additional factors that helped the DL 2000 achieve a successful market launch. Continuous development for high customer satisfaction The successor models—the DL 2002, DL 2002 SF / SFS Desktop, and DL 3000—also enjoyed great popularity. In 2004, the first generation of the desktop Compact Laser was launched. This laser, with its compact size yet powerful performance, was already an important part of Dentaurum’s product portfolio at that time and remains so today.The desktop unit, which covers all areas of dental technology and orthodontic applications—from the finest welding to secure joining—recently received another technical update. Precise power control significantly simplifies the work. Such compact dimensions were previously unattainable for lasers in this power range. Thanks to its ergonomic design (large working chamber with tiltable laser axis), the laser facilitates fatigue-free work and guarantees easy operation and clarity via the touchscreen. The device features a high power reserve, a high-quality microscope with a wide field of view, an integrated suction system, and a cooling air nozzle. The integrated pulse shaping function includes 4 preset pulse shapes. The wide range of pulse parameter settings can be easily adjusted using joysticks. Also integrated are 2 shielding gas nozzles: 1 flexible and 1 fixed with tilt capability. The Laser Welder SL10 from Siro Lasertec expands the current laser portfolio with another product at an attractive entry-level price. The welding performance of the Laser Welder SL10 is optimized for dental applications and is particularly well-suited for orthodontics. As a result, the device is also ideal for smaller dental laboratories and orthodontic practices. A color camera transmits the welding process directly to the display. At the IDS, ZT Hector Alvarez Lorenzo will give a presentation on Thursday and Saturday at the Dentaurum booth D010/E019 in Hall 10.1 on laser welding in prosthetics and orthodontics. Those interested can find further details at www.dentaurum.de/lp/deu/ids-2025.aspx. Users can look forward to seeing how the field of laser technology will continue to evolve and anticipate further milestones in the coming years. For more information on the laser anniversary, please visit www.dentaurum.de/lp/deu/30-jahre-laser.aspx or contact: DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG, Turnstr. 31, 75228 Ispringen, Tel. +49 7231 / 803-0, Fax: +49 7231 / 803-295 E-mail: info@dentaurum.comWeb: www.dentaurum.com

Lemgo, January 16, 2025 – Precision, high-quality grinders and polishers for flawless ceramic results. Komet, a renowned leader in dental instrumentation, is proud to introduce the ETNA system—an innovative line of premium grinders and matching polishers designed specifically for the processing of all-ceramic restorations. With over 100 years of expertise, Komet continues to set the standard for precision and durability in the dental industry, and the ETNA range is no exception. Elevate Every Restoration with ETNA Monolithic restorations have become the standard in prosthetic dentistry, where the appearance and functionality of ceramic restorations depend on meticulous craftsmanship. This sophisticated product line combines advanced technology with exceptional craftsmanship to meet the exacting demands of modern dental laboratories. The ETNA system is meticulously engineered to provide unparalleled efficiency. It consists of high-performance grinders and perfectly matched polishers, tailored to ensure outstanding results in ceramic restorations. Whether refining delicate details or achieving a flawless finish, these instruments are designed to consistently deliver outstanding results with every use. Crafted for Complete Ceramic Excellence One of the defining features of the ETNA system is its superior durability. Each component is built to withstand the rigorous demands of daily professional use, offering a significantly extended service life compared to conventional instruments. This longevity not only enhances cost-effectiveness but also reinforces Komet’s commitment to delivering value without compromise. In addition to durability, the ETNA system sets a new standard for performance. The grinders are designed to enable precise, efficient material removal, allowing technicians to shape ceramic restorations with accuracy and confidence, while the polishers complete the process by delivering a smooth, high-gloss finish in just two simple steps. The special diamond grit, designed for a soft, flexible application, ensures that each restoration has a flawless, professional surface quality. Flexibility is another hallmark of the ETNA system. Its versatile design accommodates a wide range of ceramic materials, making it an indispensable tool for dental laboratories and clinicians alike. This adaptability underscores Komet’s holistic approach to ceramic treatments, ensuring that professionals have the tools they need to achieve exceptional results every time. ETNA by Komet: Premium Tools for Perfectionists. With the introduction of the ETNA system, Komet reaffirms its position as a leader in dental innovation. This product line is not merely an addition to our portfolio; it is a testament to our dedication to empowering dental professionals with tools that combine precision, reliability, and performance. With ETNA, we invite you to elevate your practice and redefine what is possible in ceramic restorations.

Das Produktprogramm von Dentaurum hat sich seit dem Gründungsjahr 1886 in der langjährigen Firmengeschichte vielfach verändert. Nicht vielen Dentalprodukten ist es geglückt, sich über Jahrzehnte hinweg erfolgreich am Markt zu halten, geschweige denn die vorliegenden Gegebenheiten zu definieren. remanium® ist jedoch ein Markenprodukt, das sich fortlaufend weiterentwickelt hat und dank beständiger Innovationen den technischen Fortschritt der Zahntechnik widerspiegelt. Im Jahr 2025 feiert remanium® sein 90. Jubiläum und man kann mit Stolz sagen, dass die remanium® Legierungen zu den bekanntesten Dentalprodukten in der Zahntechnik gehören und auf eine lange Produktgeschichte zurückblicken können. Die 1935 vorgestellte Remanit Cobalt-Chrom-Legierung für Modellguss wies bereits grundsätzliche Eigenschaften und Legierungskomponenten auf, die bis heute bei hochwertigen Modellgusslegierungen unter dem Namen remanium® (seit 1964) anzutreffen sind. Aufbrennlegierungen sind in deutschen Dentallaboren seit 1962 bekannt. Ende der 60er bis Anfang der 70er Jahre des letzten Jahrhunderts wurden die ersten aufbrennfähigen Legierungen bekannt, die keine Edelmetallanteile mehr enthielten.Seit Anfang der 80er Jahre des letzten Jahrhunderts wurden die Cobalt-Chrom-Modellgusslegierungen so modifiziert, dass sie als Kronen- und Brücken- sowie Aufbrennlegierungen verwendet werden konnten. Ein Beispiel für diese Weiterentwicklung ist die Legierung remanium® CD, die ab 1982 bei Dentaurum in der neuen Vakuum-Schmelz- und Gießanlage im Feinguss hergestellt wurde. Die Schmelzanlage wurde 1985 erweitert und ermöglichte den Produktionsbeginn der Stranggussherstellung unter Vakuum und Schutzgas. Insbesondere die neuen edelmetallfreien CoCr-Legierungen für den festsitzenden Zahnersatz stießen in der dentalen Fachwelt auf großes Interesse, aber auch auf so manchen erbitterten Widerstand. Die Modellgusslegierung remanium® GM 900 stellte im Jahr 2000 eine innovative Neuheit in der Zahntechnik dar, denn die titan- und kohlenstofffreie Modellgusslegierung zeichnete sich durch eine besonders gute Laserschweißbarkeit aus. Die Produktion der Kronen- und Brückenlegierungen wurde 2003 auf Strangguss umgestellt. Neu zur Legierungspalette hinzu kam in diesem Jahr remanium® star, eine CoCr-Legierung mit besonders geringer Härte. 2005 wurde mit remanium® secura eine besonders einfach und sicher zu verarbeitende CoCr- Legierung vorgestellt. Ebenfalls 2005 wurde mit remanium® LFC eine Legierung in das Dentaurum-Lieferprogramm aufgenommen, die von der Wärmeausdehnung her den „Biolegierungen“ auf hochgoldhaltiger Basis entsprach und mit denselben Spezialkeramiken verblendbar war. Edelmetallfreie remanium® Dental-Gusslegierungen von Dentaurum sind seit vielen Jahrzehnten in der Prothetik ein Qualitätsbegriff und millionenfach im Einsatz. Um den neuen Technologien für optimale Ergebnisse das Arbeiten mit klinisch bewährten Legierungen zu ermöglichen, steht heute die langjährig klinisch bewährte CoCr-Gusslegierung remanium® star in gleicher Qualität für drei Techniken zur Verfügung: Neben den bekannten Gusszylindern für den zahntechnischen Feinguss sind seit 2008 auch Fräsrohlinge für die spanende Bearbeitung und seit 2010 Mikropulver für die LMF (Laser Metal Fusion) Technik verfügbar. Seit 2013 werden Frässcheiben in Premium-Qualität angeboten. remanium® star MD II zeichnet sich durch eine homogene Zusammensetzung für sehr hohe Festigkeiten und eine überaus hohe Duktilität aus. Diese Eigenschaften sind besonders in der Implantattechnik von großem Vorteil. Um die Entwicklung und Herstellung von Produkten für die digitale Fertigung um entsprechende Dienstleistungen auszuweiten, schuf man 2016 die Abteilung digitale Technologien. Speziell hierzu eingestellte Fachleute brachten die nötige Expertise in dieser schnell wachsenden, fortschrittlichen Domäne in das Unternehmen. Das heutige Ergebnis ist ein digitales Supportteam mit einem umfassenden digitalen Know-how, das ideale Werkstoffe für den Einsatz in der digitalen Zahntechnik konzipiert. Metallische Prothetikwerkstoffe, insbesondere die edelmetallfreien CoCr-Legierungen, werden auch in Zukunft wichtige Stützpfeiler in der Prothetikkonzeption sein. In bewährten Werkstoffen zur Herstellung dentaler Kronen- und Brückengerüste, sehen wir bei Dentaurum den Schlüssel für qualitativ hochwertigen Zahnersatz und eine hohe Patientenzufriedenheit. Dentaurum ist deshalb fortlaufend aktiv in der Entwicklung, Produktion und Qualitätssicherung tätig, um die bekannte und bewährte hohe Qualität der remanium® Legierungen weiterhin zu sichern. Auf der IDS wird ZT François Hartmann am Dienstag und am Mittwoch auf dem Dentaurum Messestand D010/E019 in Halle 10.1 über CoCr und Titan Werkstoffe inkl. Übersicht der Herstellungsarbeitsschritte sprechen und dabei auf wichtige Materialeigenschaften von remanium® und rematitan® eingehen. Weitere Details erfahren Interessierte unter www.dentaurum.de/lp/deu/ids-2025.aspx Weitere Informationen zu der erfolgreichen remanium® Metalllegierungsfamilie aus dem Hause Dentaurum erhalten Sie unter www.dentaurum.de/lp/deu/90-jahre-remanium.aspx oder bei:DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KGTurnstr. 3175228 IspringenTel. +49 7231 / 803-0Fax: +49 7231 / 803-295E-Mail: info@dentaurum.comWeb: www.dentaurum.com

Dentaurum is a leading full-service provider of high-quality products in the fields of orthodontics, dental technology, implantology, and ceramics. More than 30 years ago, the company expanded its portfolio to include dental ceramics. Since then, an international team of experts in France and Germany has been developing innovative dental ceramic products and production technologies. Dentaurum Ceramics is one of the few companies worldwide with specialized expertise in the development and manufacture of dental ceramics. With over 30 years of experience in vitreous ceramic powders and pastes, the company has developed groundbreaking technologies—and continues to conduct research on new materials. Pioneering Work in the Field of Dental Ceramics In 1996, Dentaurum Ceramics introduced CARMEN®, one of the first synthetic leucite glass-ceramics. Three years later, Triceram® followed—a specialty ceramic for veneering titanium and zirconia. Over the years, the dental ceramics product line has been continuously expanded. The latest ceramic line, ceraMotion®, has been on the market since 2013 and is gaining increasing prominence. This synthetic glass-ceramic, made from high-purity raw materials, stands out for its flexibility: dental technicians benefit from a unified mass concept for various framework materials, as well as options for standard veneering or complex layering concepts. Thanks to a specially developed manufacturing process, ceraMotion® offers stable material properties. Production utilizes state-of-the-art technology and meets the highest European and global quality standards. With approximately 1,500 products, production can be flexibly adapted to individual customer requirements—from small to large packages for the global market. Latest milestones in the product line: Dentaurum was the first company worldwide to develop dentin in paste form—including ceraMotion® One Touch No Limits and Pink, the first 3D dentins. Another innovation was the ceraMotion® One Touch 2D and 3D ceramic pastes for the aesthetic finishing of monolithic restorations made of lithium disilicate and zirconia. The portfolio is constantly growing: In recent years, additions have included the zirconia discs ceraMotion® Z and ceraMotion® CADback, the first creative software for ceramic technicians. At the IDS, from Tuesday through Saturday at the Dentaurum booth D010/E019 in Hall 10.1, there will be various presentations and live demonstrations on ceraMotion® featuring Master Dental Technician Haristos Girinis, Dental Technician Stefan Bichler, Dental Technician Terry Whitty, Master Dental Technician Volker Wetzel, and Master Dental Technician Gabriele Vögele. Those interested can find further details at www.dentaurum.de/lp/deu/ids-2025.aspx. All ceraMotion® products are perfectly coordinated to achieve highly aesthetic results. Ceramics remain a central element at Dentaurum—and users can look forward to seeing what innovations will follow next. For more information on Dentaurum’s successful ceramic line, please visit www.dentaurum.de/deu/keramik.aspx or contact: DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG, Turnstr. 31, 75228 Ispringen, Tel. +49 7231 / 803-0, Fax: +49 7231 / 803-295, Email: info@dentaurum.comWeb: www.dentaurum.com

A few years ago, Dentaurum launched the Dentaurum Digital Ordering Platform, a true highlight in its digital product portfolio: Since then, customers have been able to order customized products and services quickly and easily online. Professional quality management, validated manufacturing processes, and industry-standard machinery and procedures ensure high-quality products. The platform was unveiled for the first time at the last IDS in select European countries. Now, the design of the prime4me® brand has been revamped, and its availability has been expanded to all of Europe. New Look: Fresh, Bold, and Cheerful The prime4me® portfolio consists of the products Aligner, Model Impression, and RETAIN3R. As part of this expansion, prime4me® RETAIN3R has received a graphic update and now features fresh shades of blue and purple. The nude-pastel color palette exudes a wonderfully natural, free, and carefree vibe. The visual design, with its soft color transitions, reflects the retainer’s primary focus—namely, appealing to everyone who values excellent aesthetics.Precision in Every DimensionThe prime4me® RETAIN3R stands out thanks to its innovative 3D design, which can be adapted to the individual tooth structure—even in tight spaces. It offers greater accuracy than conventional 2D retainers, as it takes the vertical plane into account in addition to the sagittal and transverse planes. The precise fit ensures a comfortable lingual fit and reduces the bonding surfaces—for a barely noticeable wearing experience. Made from high-quality, durable Grade 5 titanium, the retainer is also ideal for patients who prefer nickel-free materials. State-of-the-art milling technology removes material without deforming or bending it. This passive manufacturing process is ideal for maintaining and stabilizing treatment results. The teeth’s natural mobility is nevertheless preserved. Intuitive Ordering Process Orders are placed directly via https://digital.dentaurum.de using an intraoral scan, model scan, or plaster model (the paid service “Digitize Plaster Model” is available only in Germany and Austria). The optimal 3D design is approved with just a few clicks, and the patient-specific prime4me® RETAIN3R is manufactured. After a quality check and cleaning, the product is shipped within a total of five business days. Delivery times depend on the destination country and can take up to six business days. Customers benefit from expert advice from trained CAD/CAM specialists and are guided through the entire online process. To enable even more patients worldwide to maintain a perfectly fitting smile after orthodontic treatment, the availability of the prime4me® RETAIN3R in additional countries will be expanded in the near future.Further information: DENTAURUM GmbH & Co. KG, Turnstr. 31, 75228 Ispringen, Customer Support Digital, Tel. +49 7231 / 803-280, Email: digital@dentaurum.comWeb: www.dentaurum.de/prime4meretainer and https://digital.dentaurum.de